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ARTICLE · 18 AUGUST 2015

Subcontracting Under UAE Law

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Subcontracting is common in the modern construction industry.

United Arab EmiratesReal Estate and Construction

Subcontracting is common in the modern construction industry. It would almost certainly be unmanageable for one contractor to deliver a construction project, especially if the project involves a certain level of complexity, without contracting third parties having various expertise and capabilities to carry out specific portions of the works. On the other hand, from the project owner's perspective, it does seem more desirable to engage one main contractor who remains responsible for all other subcontractors. That being said, it is not surprising that the main players in most construction projects are the project owner (client/employer), the main contractor and subcontractor(s). This interactive chain naturally gives rise to a number of contractual and legal issues. This paper aims at considering these issues under the UAE law.

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