Relevant event - Revision history

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2022-04-15T12:43:17Z

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	Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:		Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:

−	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated damages (~~LDs~~) to the client.	+	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated and ascertained damages (LADs) to the client.
	* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.		* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.

2022-04-15T11:31:17Z

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	Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:		Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:

−	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated ~~and ascertained~~ damages (~~LADs~~) to the client.	+	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated damages (LDs) to the client.
	* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.		* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.

2022-03-17T10:56:32Z

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	NB: On NEC contracts, delays are dealt with slightly differently and are referred to as 'compensation events'.		NB: On NEC contracts, delays are dealt with slightly differently and are referred to as 'compensation events'.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Compensation event.		* Compensation event.

2021-01-26T11:26:08Z

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	* Exceptionally adverse weather.		* Exceptionally adverse weather.
	* Civil commotion or terrorism.		* Civil commotion or terrorism.
−	* Failure to provide information~~.Priscilla Grant~~	+	* Failure to provide information
	* Delay on the part of a nominated sub-contractor.		* Delay on the part of a nominated sub-contractor.
	* Statutory undertaker’s work.		* Statutory undertaker’s work.

2021-01-26T11:24:41Z

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	* Exceptionally adverse weather.		* Exceptionally adverse weather.
	* Civil commotion or terrorism.		* Civil commotion or terrorism.
−	* Failure to provide information.	+	* Failure to provide information.Priscilla Grant
	* Delay on the part of a nominated sub-contractor.		* Delay on the part of a nominated sub-contractor.
	* Statutory undertaker’s work.		* Statutory undertaker’s work.

2020-09-04T07:46:29Z

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	* Variations.		* Variations.

−	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]

2018-10-01T12:37:24Z

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	NB: On NEC contracts, delays are dealt with slightly differently and are referred to as 'compensation events'.		NB: On NEC contracts, delays are dealt with slightly differently and are referred to as 'compensation events'.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Compensation event.		* Compensation event.
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	* Liquidated damages.		* Liquidated damages.
	* Loss and expense.		* Loss and expense.
		+	* Penalty.
	* Prolongation.		* Prolongation.
	* Relevant events v relevant matters.		* Relevant events v relevant matters.

2018-08-14T15:37:11Z

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	* Force majeure.		* Force majeure.
	* Frustration.		* Frustration.
		+	* Henry Boot Construction Ltd v Alstom Combined Cycles.
	* Liquidated damages.		* Liquidated damages.
	* Loss and expense.		* Loss and expense.

2018-05-30T09:38:35Z

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	Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:		Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:

−	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated damages (~~LDs~~) to the client.	+	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated and ascertained damages (LADs) to the client.
	* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.		* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.

2018-05-29T18:22:48Z

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	Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:		Delays on a project will have different contractual consequences depending on the cause of the delay:

−	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated ~~and ascertained~~ damages (~~LADs~~) to the client.	+	* Where a delay which impacts on the completion date is caused by the contractor (culpable delay), the contractor will be liable to pay liquidated damages (LDs) to the client.
	* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.		* Where a delay which impacts the completion date is not caused by the contractor, it may be a ‘relevant event’, for which the contractor may be entitled to an extension of time and to claim loss and expense incurred as a direct result of the delay.