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Sub-contracting represents a major part of the construction industry's workload, and its importance was first recognised in 1980 when the JCT introduced for the first time their own sub-contracts. This book considers the rights and obligations of the parties to these so-called NSC forms, and the effect these have on the main contract. DOM/1 is also dealt with.
This book investigates the legal framework and operational implications of sub-contracting forms within the construction industry, specifically focusing on the JCT and DOM/1 standards. Dennis Frederick Turner, an expert in construction law, provides a detailed analysis of the rights and obligations inherent in these standardized agreements. The text examines how these sub-contracts interact with main contract provisions to define the professional relationships between contractors and sub-contractors.
What You Will Find
This text serves as a technical resource for professionals navigating the complexities of construction law and standardized contract administration. The content provides a focused, clinical examination of contractual mechanics that remains relevant for understanding the evolution of industry-standard documentation.
Page Count:
303
Publication Date:
1985-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0003830152
ISBN-13:
9780003830156
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