Validation - 1 CPD point CESA-325-01/2016
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- An understanding of how claims arise
- An understanding of the function of notices and time bars
- An understanding of the principles of claims for Extension of Time and the effects of concurrent delays
- An understanding of the different types of evidence and their relevance to claims
- An understanding of how to compile a claim
INTRODUCTION
This seminar looks at how a claim arises and how contractors are required by the modern forms of contract to keep strict records and provide proper notification of claims situations.
The typical types of extensions of time are addressed and the difficult issue of concurrent overlapping delays by both Employer and Contractor is explained. The three main types of evidence which may be used in support of or in defence of claims situations are analysed and explained. The importance of record keeping is highlighted and what is required of the Contractor where the contract calls for the maintenance of ”contemporary records”.
The role of the contractual programming requirements in the day to day situation and in the claim situation is discussed and the use of programming techniques in claims for delay and disruption are discussed by way of examples.
COST:
Prices vary according to seminar venues. Please check regional registration forms.
DISCOUNT:
Group Discounts of 10% available for a Company simultaneously registering 3 or more delegates
REGISTRATION PROCESS:
Complete the registration form and
Send to Norah:
E-mail: norah@bca.co.za
Fax: +27 11 888 1068
or call Sue at (011) 888 6141.