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    Difference Between Fidic 1987 Fidic 1999

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    The New Red Book introduces an express statement regarding the relationship between the Engineer and the Employer. It provides that whenever carrying out duties or exercising authority, the Engineer shall be deemed to act for the Employer. However, the contractual duty of the Engineer to make a fair determination only applies where the Engineer is required to follow the procedure set out in Clause 4.8. The New Red Book supports the alternative position and provides that all disputes between the Employer and the Contractor, including any opinion, instruction, determination, certificate or valuation of the Engineer, are to be referred to a Dispute Adjudication Board and not the Engineer.

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    The New Red Book introduces an express statement regarding the relationship between the Engineer and the Employer. It provides that whenever carrying out duties or exercising authority, the Engineer shall be deemed to act for the Employer. However, the contractual duty of the Engineer to make a fair determination only applies where the Engineer is required to follow the procedure set out in Clause 4.8. The New Red Book supports the alternative position and provides that all disputes between the Employer and the Contractor, including any opinion, instruction, determination, certificate or valuation of the Engineer, are to be referred to a Dispute Adjudication Board and not the Engineer.

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    The New Red Book introduces an express statement regarding the relationship between the Engineer and the Employer. It provides that whenever carrying out duties or exercising authority, the Engineer shall be deemed to act for the Employer. However, the contractual duty of the Engineer to make a fair determination only applies where the Engineer is required to follow the procedure set out in Clause 4.8. The New Red Book supports the alternative position and provides that all disputes between the Employer and the Contractor, including any opinion, instruction, determination, certificate or valuation of the Engineer, are to be referred to a Dispute Adjudication Board and not the Engineer.

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    The New Red Book introduces an express statement regarding the relationship between the Engineer and the Employer. It provides that whenever carrying out duties or exercising authority, the Engineer shall be deemed to act for the Employer. However, the contractual duty of the Engineer to make a fair determination only applies where the Engineer is required to follow the procedure set out in Clause 4.8. The New Red Book supports the alternative position and provides that all disputes between the Employer and the Contractor, including any opinion, instruction, determination, certificate or valuation of the Engineer, are to be referred to a Dispute Adjudication Board and not the Engineer.

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