Time at large: implication for liquidated damages
“Time at large” is a term used to indicate that the duty to complete the works by particular time is lost. In the event of late completion, the Contractor may use “time at large” to avoid paying liquidated damages. The Contractor may argue that the duration of the contract was never established or d...
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2017
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