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What are Construction Contracts?
Construction Contracts are legally binding agreements executed between contractor and project owner which abides the contractor to complete the work within a stipulated time. Moreover, it also includes conditions and details regarding mode of payment, cost of labor and material, working conditions and many more.
Why there is a need of Construction Contracts?
Construction contracts are necessary for both the party’s signatory to it because it specifies the nature and scope of work and clearly puts an obligation on the contractor to complete the task within a stipulated time.
Therefore, without a proper contract in construction work there are chances of miscommunication, delay in payments, delay in work and other concerns which can later transform into a major legal battle. Thus, having a construction contract safeguards the interest of all the party’s signatory to it and provides a discipline outline in completing the construction work.
How to draft a construction contract?
Drafting is a vital part of construction agreement. A well drafted construction agreement protects the rights of the party’s signatory to it and protect it from scope of interpretation. Therefore, to escape from costly litigation proceedings, it is very important that a construction agreement must be drafted clearly and must contain all conditions and obligations.
There are many disputes which arise from construction agreements wherein rights of the contractor and owner of project are being violated because the language of construction agreement is ambiguous. NA Lawyers Firm works in a highly proficient manner to draft the construction contracts and secure the interest of our clients. Here are some of the key points required in drafting up of construction contract:
KEY POINTS
- Title of the agreement must be clear.
- There must be correct details of business with address and names of the parties entering into agreement.
- Definition clause must be there which can be used in case of any ambiguity.
- Project description must clearly be mentioned.
- There must be details about the completion date and commencement date.
- Mode of payment whether partial, advance, or full must clearly be defined.
- There must be a penalty clause in case of any delay by the contractor.
NA Lawyers Firm is always committed to provide best advice and results to our clients. Therefore, in case if you need any suggestion or help in relation the matters related to drafting and contesting construction contracts cases you can contact us freely. Our team is fully committed to perform their duty and in delivering out the positive results.
