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ARTICLE · 15 DECEMBER 2020

Proving Your Claim And What Needs To Be Done Now

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Having reviewed their construction contracts, the next major concern was how parties should tackle proving any potential claims.

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Having reviewed their construction contracts, the next major concern was how parties should tackle proving any potential claims. In what is in effect Part 2 of his summary of the impact of COVID-19, Jon Miller provides some practical examples of the issues that need to be addressed. Advice that holds true for any construction claim.

Delays

Only delays to the Completion Date can give rise to an extension of time. Programming information is crucial. The burden is on the party making the claim to show why the COVID-19 shutdown delayed the Completion Date.

Most sites are able to continue working safely. We are aware of a site where working practices have been changed whereby there is no more than one operative in each room, operatives start at different times and ensure they maintain a distance of 2 metres throughout.

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