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    Suspensing and Termination undIC REDBOOK & MDM ED-NEAL BUNNI 13

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    This figure outlines the processes for suspension of work by either the employer or contractor. It shows that the employer can suspend work under clause 8.8 for reasons listed in sub-clauses 8.9-8.11, while the contractor can suspend under clause 16.1 if the engineer fails to certify payment under clause 14.6 or if the employer fails to comply with clause 2.4. The contractor must give 21 days notice before suspending and is entitled to financing charges if delays in payment cause suspension, or can terminate the contract under clause 16.2. The contractor can also claim time and money if suspension causes delay or costs.

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    This figure outlines the processes for suspension of work by either the employer or contractor. It shows that the employer can suspend work under clause 8.8 for reasons listed in sub-clauses 8.9-8.11, while the contractor can suspend under clause 16.1 if the engineer fails to certify payment under clause 14.6 or if the employer fails to comply with clause 2.4. The contractor must give 21 days notice before suspending and is entitled to financing charges if delays in payment cause suspension, or can terminate the contract under clause 16.2. The contractor can also claim time and money if suspension causes delay or costs.

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    FIDIC Red Book 1999 Suspension and Termination Scheme

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    This figure outlines the processes for suspension of work by either the employer or contractor. It shows that the employer can suspend work under clause 8.8 for reasons listed in sub-clauses 8.9-8.11, while the contractor can suspend under clause 16.1 if the engineer fails to certify payment under clause 14.6 or if the employer fails to comply with clause 2.4. The contractor must give 21 days notice before suspending and is entitled to financing charges if delays in payment cause suspension, or can terminate the contract under clause 16.2. The contractor can also claim time and money if suspension causes delay or costs.

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    Suspensing and Termination undIC REDBOOK & MDM ED-NEAL BUNNI 13

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    Ahmet Köş
    This figure outlines the processes for suspension of work by either the employer or contractor. It shows that the employer can suspend work under clause 8.8 for reasons listed in sub-clauses 8.9-8.11, while the contractor can suspend under clause 16.1 if the engineer fails to certify payment under clause 14.6 or if the employer fails to comply with clause 2.4. The contractor must give 21 days notice before suspending and is entitled to financing charges if delays in payment cause suspension, or can terminate the contract under clause 16.2. The contractor can also claim time and money if suspension causes delay or costs.

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    Figure 1 – Suspension by the Employer & the Contractor

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    Sub-Clauses Sub-Clauses Clause 14.6 Sub-Clause
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    apply The Employer


    Certificates]
    fails to comply
    with Sub-Clause
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    Notice of not less than 21 days must be given by the Contractor to the Employer,
    to suspend work (or reduce the rate of work).

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    The Contractor is entitled to financing charges under Sub-Clause 14.8
    [Delayed Payment] and to termination under Sub-Clause 16.2
    [Termination by Contractor].

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    If the Contractor suffers delay and/or incurs Cost as a result of suspending work
    (or reducing the rate of work) in accordance with this Sub-Clause, the
    Contractor shall give notice to the Engineer and shall be entitled subject to Sub-
    Clause 20.1 to time and money.

    IBC’FIDIC/ Nael G Bunni ©/ Restraints on the Execution of Works 13

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