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Construction Law Update: NEC4 Professional Services Contract
–spirit mutual trust and co-operation (clause 10.2) –early warning notices (clause 15.1) –duty of care (clause 20.2) –detailed programme requirements (clause 31) –compensation events (other than as mentioned) (clause 60) –adjudication required before dispute referred to tribunal (W2) As with NEC3, NEC4 is a very administrative contract
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