If the contract drawings did not expressly require that the inside of the shaft be plastered it is reasonble that the contractor did not allow for doing it. Furthermore if it is impractical then why do it? You cannot contract to do something that is impossible.
I do not thing that the contractor should have any money deducted from his original estimate.
Is it best to refer back to what your contract said whether there is any provision clause for the Client to omit out any portion of the work and yet the contractor is not allow to claim for lost of profit or whatsoever..
My current project have the same case and is written clearly in the contract :( nothings much can be done , except to pull out the neck and let them cut :(
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22 years 4 monthsRE: Variation in Plastering Works
If the contract drawings did not expressly require that the inside of the shaft be plastered it is reasonble that the contractor did not allow for doing it. Furthermore if it is impractical then why do it? You cannot contract to do something that is impossible.
I do not thing that the contractor should have any money deducted from his original estimate.
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18 years 11 monthsRE: Variation in Plastering Works
Hi,
Is it best to refer back to what your contract said whether there is any provision clause for the Client to omit out any portion of the work and yet the contractor is not allow to claim for lost of profit or whatsoever..
My current project have the same case and is written clearly in the contract :( nothings much can be done , except to pull out the neck and let them cut :(
Cheers......