You have to treat each scenarios individually and incorporate into head of claims (related events that impacted on specific head of claims.
In the event that series of events continue to impact on the head of claims then what you are claiming is only interim EOT. You can also refer to the discussion "TIME AT LARGE". This is elaborated by Andrew.
Your claim may only escape you from paying liquidated damages due to continuing events that causes claims for EOT that can not be approprietely ascertain at this moment or there are still continuing events that make it imposible to finish the particular head of claims.
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Hi Gupta,
You have to treat each scenarios individually and incorporate into head of claims (related events that impacted on specific head of claims.
In the event that series of events continue to impact on the head of claims then what you are claiming is only interim EOT. You can also refer to the discussion "TIME AT LARGE". This is elaborated by Andrew.
Your claim may only escape you from paying liquidated damages due to continuing events that causes claims for EOT that can not be approprietely ascertain at this moment or there are still continuing events that make it imposible to finish the particular head of claims.
IMHO,
Cheers,
charlie