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contract with builder

  • 17-06-2015 5:46pm
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    I'm signing a contract with builder this week, starting construction next week hopefully. My parents just mentioned that 'back in their day' you signed the contract with the builder with a solicitor. Anyone know if this is normal these days?


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    Who is the 'contract administrator'? They should comment on the contract particulars and witness it? This is typically the person preparing the construction drawings & spec or acting as the certifier


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    BryanF wrote: »
    Who is the 'contract administrator'? They should comment on the contract particulars and witness it? This is typically the person preparing the construction drawings & spec or acting as the certifier

    Thats my engineer. He's going to be my certifier. You reckon as long as he is involved no need for a solicitor so? I suppose back in the 80s there was no certifier


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