8. The contractor is solely responsible for respect, effort, responsibility, etc. Because of the following issues, under the relevant laws, the law and the owner is not liable for this compliance, costs, liability and damages in all circumstances. Before handing over the building to the owner, the maintenance time must be specified in the contract. In most cases, the maintenance period is from six months to one year. The owner provides a temporary electrical connection, all taxes on electricity and water during construction are borne by the owner. A construction contract must be made before the actual construction work can be carried out, as it mentions the extent of the work to be done by the contractor and the levels of payment that must be released by the owner. If the owner does not complete the work within the prescribed time frame, the information is immediately made available to the owner. The reason for the lengthening of the time should be communicated to the owner. (c) Notwithstanding 12 (b), the architect may, with the prior written permission of the owner, authorize the maintenance of such defective materials and/or works with the owner`s consent and set the lower rates or prices which they deem correct and which are binding on the holder. The terms and conditions agreed by both parties should be taken into account in writing.
This information should be included in the agreement. The success of the construction depends on clearly defined expectations and schedules. Errors or delays have negative effects on both homeowners and contractors, resulting in additional costs for homeowners, who cannot use the property for the intended purpose on the scheduled date and result in additional work and equipment costs for contractors. For some types of construction projects, you may need administrative approvals in addition to the work contract before contractors can start working. If there are changes, they should be made in accordance with the agreement between the owner and the contractor. In most cases, there will be no change. The changes will be minor. For example, the layout of cabinets, wiring and the inclusion of additional power outlets and other aspects may be discussed by the owner, so that his interests are served by the contractor.
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