Statutory obligations - Revision history

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	* What approvals are needed before construction begins.		* What approvals are needed before construction begins.

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	Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.		Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.

−	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that ~~c;'s~~ and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.	+	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.

	Whilst statutory obligations are many and varied, and there can be many additional obligations that relate to the final use that a building is put to, a very broad summary of some categories of statutory obligation are presented below (this list is not comprehensive).		Whilst statutory obligations are many and varied, and there can be many additional obligations that relate to the final use that a building is put to, a very broad summary of some categories of statutory obligation are presented below (this list is not comprehensive).

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	Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.		Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.

−	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that ~~contracts~~ and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.	+	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that c;'s and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.

	Whilst statutory obligations are many and varied, and there can be many additional obligations that relate to the final use that a building is put to, a very broad summary of some categories of statutory obligation are presented below (this list is not comprehensive).		Whilst statutory obligations are many and varied, and there can be many additional obligations that relate to the final use that a building is put to, a very broad summary of some categories of statutory obligation are presented below (this list is not comprehensive).

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	* What approvals are needed before construction begins.		* What approvals are needed before construction begins.

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−	= Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law. =	+	Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.

	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.		The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.
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−	= Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.~~fuck your self no one gives a fuck about statutory obligations~~ =	+	= Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law. =

	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.		The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.

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−	= Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.fuck your self =	+	= Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.fuck your self no one gives a fuck about statutory obligations =

	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.		The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.
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	* What approvals are needed before construction begins.		* What approvals are needed before construction begins.

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−	Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.	+	= Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.fuck your self =

	The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.		The statutory obligations applicable to the design, construction and operation of buildings are extensive and complicated, and they will depend on the specific nature of the proposed development. It is very important that contracts and appointment documents make it clear whose responsibility it is to satisfy statutory obligations and who is bearing the risk of failure to satisfy a statutory obligation. For example, on a design and build project, the contractor may be required to prepare and submit a planning application, but the client may accept the risk that planning permission will not be granted.

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	Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.		Statutory obligations are those obligations that do not arise out of a contract, but are imposed by law.

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	* The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.		* The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.

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	* Building Regulations.		* Building Regulations.

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