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P3 SCHEDULES IN ARBITRATION & COURT CASES

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Thu, 2004-10-21 09:18
Kris Harry
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Dear Friends,

Can P3 schedules be presented in arbitration and court cases. Are such schedules taken as evidence. Any experiences of you guys
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Thu, 2004-10-21 19:09
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Richard Brodit
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Dear Kris,

Yes, P3 schedules can be used in arbitration cases provided that this document has been acknowledged and accepted by the other party (that means if you have submitted a Preliminary Works Programme and it has been accepted by the Client as your Programme or vice versa , if you are the client and you accepted your contractor’s programme and there is deviation either in your side or their side and a case is made against it, yes, this P3 schedule can be a legal and binding document)

But sometimes, there are clauses in the contracts which specifies that "Programme does not form part of the legal contract, and it is for information only" pls. check this.

Regards,

Richard
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Thu, 2004-10-21 10:12
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Dayanidhi Dhandapany
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Dear Kris,

Definitely P3 schedules can be presented in arbitration and court cases. It will be used as a evidence.

Regards

Daya
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