Construction projects frequently suffer from delays and are completed later than agreed by the contracting parties. Substantial financial claims can arise from these circumstances which invariably results in employers, contractors and subcontractors often arguing about the causes of and liability for the delayed circumstances. The Society of Construction Law (UK) has developed a delay and disruption protocol with the aim to provide a means by which contracting parties can resolve such matters and avoid unnecessary disputes.

This seminar examines some of the common issues of contention when assessing delay, with cross reference to the practical guidelines offered by the SCL (UK), concluding with discussion on the challenges faced in its potential implementation here in Singapore.

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