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ARTICLE · 19 OCTOBER 2020

Important Clauses In Construction Contracts – Part 3

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In our previous blogs part 1 and part 2 of this series, we highlighted a number of key provisions that should be considered in construction contracts.

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In our previous blogs part 1 and part 2 of this series, we highlighted a number of key provisions that should be considered in construction contracts. Below we will touch on three more important clauses that should be considered. These provisions are Choice of Law, Change in Law, and Dispute Resolution:

1: Choice of Law

This provision is important in determining the governing law that applies in a dispute. In construction contracts, this provision often identifies the location of the project to be the applicable governing law. However, this provision should set out both the law that governs the contract and the jurisdiction to which the parties attorn to or agree to for resolving disputes.

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