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Federal Claims Court Holds That A Variance In Estimated Quantities Clause Affords A Contractor Relief Only To The Extent That The Contractor Can Prove An Increase In Unit Costs Due Solely To Increased Quantities

Constructlaw® · July 21, 1996

Federal Claims Court Holds Contractor Required to Proceed with Disputed Corrective Work under Disputes Clause; Contractor Not Entitled to Advance Judicial Determination of Propriety of Directive under Federal Courts Administration Act of 1992

Constructlaw® · July 20, 1996

Appellate Court of Illinois Holds Engineer's Decision Is Reviewable in Cases of Clear Mistake Notwithstanding Provision That Engineer's Decision is Final

Constructlaw® · July 16, 1996

Texas Court Holds That Subcontractor Has No Independent Tort Cause Of Action For General Contractor’s Breach of Duty of Good Faith And Fair Dealing

Constructlaw® · July 12, 1996

Georgia Court Reverses Summary Judgment Against Contractor On Delay Damage Claim

Constructlaw® · July 8, 1996

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