Abstract

The enforcement of a contractor’s notice of delays and claims as “a condition precedent” to a contractor’s claims is a controversial issue among practitioners, researchers, and legal scholars. Strict enforcement or liberal interpretations (no enforcement) of time limit for a contractor’s notice have some implications for the success of projects and for the construction industry. This paper examines and compares the different views regarding enforceability of notice provisions. The paper evaluates those views and thereafter proposes an alternative contractual approach for dealing with a contractor’s noncompliance with the provision. The applicability of the proposed approach is evaluated vis-a-vis legal principles. The proposed approach appears to be practical and equitable. It could facilitate early resolution of disputes relating to notice. It could also make the outcome of notice-related dispute more predictable. Considering the contractual, legal, and practical problems that could arise from a strict e...

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