Contract Law: Exclusion and Limitation Clauses

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What is the primary responsibility of the contractor in terms of access and communication?

Ensuring suitable access and means of communication.

What type of institutions are acceptable as sureties for a contractor's bond?

Banks, insurance companies, or other institutions approved by the employer.

What is the purpose of the contractor submitting a programme of work to the engineer?

To provide a detailed plan of work and construction methods.

What is the contractor's obligation in case of encountering an artificial obstruction during excavation?

To give notice to the engineer without delay and keep adequate records.

What percentage of the tender total is usually required as a bond from the contractor?

10%

Who is responsible for providing written evidence of consent to the contractor's proposal?

The engineer.

What is the timeframe for the contractor to submit a programme of work after tender acceptance?

Within 21 days.

What is the consequence of the contractor failing to give notice of problems or delays?

Potential loss of claim for extra payment.

What is the purpose of the contractor keeping adequate records?

To support claims for extra payment or variations.

Who is responsible for providing common services such as accommodation, water, and power supply on site?

The contractor.

Test your understanding of contract law, particularly exclusion clauses that exclude all liabilities and limitation clauses that accept some liability with a stated sum. This quiz also covers guarantees and the Law of Negligence or Product Liability.

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