Issue 15

February 2016

This issue reviews developments in construction and energy, covering termination for failure to proceed regularly and diligently, Ghana’s emerging PPP framework, interim measures for non-payment, and employer claims under FIDIC.

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10 November 2015

When can you terminate for a failure to proceed regularly and diligently?

Countless building contracts require the contractor to carry out and complete the works by the completion date and also to proceed with the works regularly and diligently.

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10 November 2015

The emerging framework for PPP projects in Ghana

On 3 June 2011 the Government of Ghana adopted a national policy on public private partnerships (PPPs).

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10 November 2015

Preservatory interim measures for not paying certified payments

Construction contracts typically provide for payment certification processes.

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Employer claims under the FIDIC form

At the inaugural FIDIC Africa conference, held in Zambia on 12—15 October 2015, there was discussion about FIDIC’s plan for revising their Rainbow Suite of Contracts.

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