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The contractual delay depends on the text of the agreement between the parties. It is possible to extend contractual transfer rights to a large number of different contracts, but the text must be clear. The application of the law gives rise to a fair application of the law where there is sufficient proximity and connection between the parties (for example. B the same parts, location and project). A recent declaration of the Fair Compensation Act was made in the Judgment of the Court of Appeal in the case of Geldof Metaalconstructie NV/Simon Carves Ltd [2010]. Employers and developers typically carry out several construction projects at the same time and, in general, after establishing a successful working relationship and balance sheet with a good professional team or a selection of contractors, they will set up the same team for most of their projects and associate them with several different projects or several elements of the same project. In this sense, we discuss how customers can benefit from the application of the “right of compensation” or the use of the exclusion of compensation. Example: an employer (“E”) enters into a consultant (“C”) contract for C project management services, for which E pays $50,000 (“Contract A”), E also enters into a contract with C engineering services, for which E will pay $80,000 (“Contract B”). If E makes a claim against C regarding Contract B for defective treatment, causing a $30,000 injury, can E find a contract against the other and pay C only $100,000? There is no flat-rate rule regarding the allocation of amounts that must be allocated by an adjudicator to other amounts due, or the compensation of the sums owed against the award of an adjudicator, the ability to do so is very specific. As a general rule, compensation against the award of an adjutant is permitted only if this is not the case: this statutory compensation requires that between the insolvent party and the demonstrable creditor of mutual debts, mutual loans and reciprocal transactions that occur before insolvency and are then compensated, only the rest, if any, be justified in insolvency.

This is of course only fair, otherwise the creditor is 100% responsible for the debts of the insolvent and receives only the corresponding distribution (often nothing) on the debts of the insolvent. . The inclusion of an explicit occupancy provision allows the parties to specify what remedies are available (or not) and when they can be applied before a dispute arises. As a general rule, the parties try to limit the right to compensation in their contracts. However, a contractual provision may be used to grant pawning rights to one or both parties that would otherwise not be available. In our example above, the contract should establish an explicit contract right on termination of the contract as contract A and contract B of two separate contracts. In the absence of explicit contractual provisions, E would have to pay US$50,000 under Contract A and claim $30,000 for damages under Contract B.