Contracts And Specifications: a Working Manual of Correct Forms Covering the Relations of Architect
Contracts And Specifications: a Working Manual of Correct Forms Covering the Relations of Architect
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There are certain conditions likely to prevail in carrying out the 46 CONTRACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS work, which may in a very material way affect the operation of the contract, and possibly destroy its force notwithstanding the fact that its basis is sound. As the contract is an agreement to do a cer- tain specific thing, it follows that, if any change is made in any of the matter which goes to make up that specific thing so that some other specific thing is substituted, the terms of the contrac...t are not filled, and such changes, unless properly guarded, can be made the basis of refusal on the part of either the Owner or the Builder to abide by all the conditions covered by the contract. Questions of this de- scription are among the most serious which arise in general archi- tectural practice.
As buildings progress, the 0\^Tier and often the Architect see items which, if changed, would improve the resuU; and as the depar- ture from the specific thing contracted for appears slight, the Builder is in a general way either requested or directed to make the change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are certain conditions likely to prevail in carrying out the 46 CONTRACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS work, which may in a very material way affect the operation of the contract, and possibly destroy its force notwithstanding the fact that its basis is sound. As the contract is an agreement to do a cer- tain specific thing, it follows that, if any change is made in any of the matter which goes to make up that specific thing so that some other specific thing is substituted, the terms of the contrac...t are not filled, and such changes, unless properly guarded, can be made the basis of refusal on the part of either the Owner or the Builder to abide by all the conditions covered by the contract. Questions of this de- scription are among the most serious which arise in general archi- tectural practice.
As buildings progress, the 0\^Tier and often the Architect see items which, if changed, would improve the resuU; and as the depar- ture from the specific thing contracted for appears slight, the Builder is in a general way either requested or directed to make the change.
What to read after Contracts And Specifications: a Working Manual of Correct Forms Covering the Relations of Architect?
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