Dear All,
I have a simple question, and I hope that you’d help me find an answer.
So the Employer slected a Nominated Sub-contractor, issued him a letter of acceptance and/or notified the Main Contractor to enter into agreement with the NCS.
The main contractor had some clarification with repect to the NCS scope and some time later, say a Month, things were resolved.
The Emplyer sends the main contractor a letter of the resolved items and reminds them with their original Instruction to enter into agreement with the NCS. One week later the main contractor finally signs the agreement with the NCS.
My question is, which date is shall be considred the commencement date for the NSC; The date the sub-contract agreement was signed, or the date the emplyer sent the reminder of getting into agreement. You should probably know that in terms of precedense, the Sub-contract agreement states: 1) sub-contract Agreement 2) original emplyer Instruction & the second (reminder of) Instruction.
Cheers,
Rami
I have a simple question, and I hope that you’d help me find an answer.
So the Employer slected a Nominated Sub-contractor, issued him a letter of acceptance and/or notified the Main Contractor to enter into agreement with the NCS.
The main contractor had some clarification with repect to the NCS scope and some time later, say a Month, things were resolved.
The Emplyer sends the main contractor a letter of the resolved items and reminds them with their original Instruction to enter into agreement with the NCS. One week later the main contractor finally signs the agreement with the NCS.
My question is, which date is shall be considred the commencement date for the NSC; The date the sub-contract agreement was signed, or the date the emplyer sent the reminder of getting into agreement. You should probably know that in terms of precedense, the Sub-contract agreement states: 1) sub-contract Agreement 2) original emplyer Instruction & the second (reminder of) Instruction.
Cheers,
Rami