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    The document discusses changes that may occur in a contract. It describes two types of changes: 1) constructive changes which are unknown conditions that significantly alter the scope of work, requiring the contractor to notify the owner who will determine adjustments to time and price. 2) Cardinal changes which are beyond the general scope of the contract due to their size or nature, and whether a change is considered cardinal depends on the number and nature of changes specific to the case. The document provides an introduction to changes in contracts and types of changes such as constructive and cardinal changes.

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    The document discusses changes that may occur in a contract. It describes two types of changes: 1) constructive changes which are unknown conditions that significantly alter the scope of work, requiring the contractor to notify the owner who will determine adjustments to time and price. 2) Cardinal changes which are beyond the general scope of the contract due to their size or nature, and whether a change is considered cardinal depends on the number and nature of changes specific to the case. The document provides an introduction to changes in contracts and types of changes such as constructive and cardinal changes.

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    Changes in The Contract

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    The document discusses changes that may occur in a contract. It describes two types of changes: 1) constructive changes which are unknown conditions that significantly alter the scope of work, requiring the contractor to notify the owner who will determine adjustments to time and price. 2) Cardinal changes which are beyond the general scope of the contract due to their size or nature, and whether a change is considered cardinal depends on the number and nature of changes specific to the case. The document provides an introduction to changes in contracts and types of changes such as constructive and cardinal changes.

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    Changes in the contract

    Click to edit Master subtitle style Presented by: Nilesh Khare (F11020) Obul Reddy (F11021)

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    Introduction:

    Change: The process of becoming different. Change is the only constant thing in any type of project. Changes in contract: There are occasions where what is agreed in a contract needs to be changed later on.
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    Types of changes:
    1. Constructive changes:

    The condition which is unknown, or not discoverable on reasonable inspections, which significantly changes the scope of the work. Here contractor is required to notify the owner immediately, then the owner/designer will decide the significance of the change and the adjustment for time & price or both.
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    Types of changes:
    2. Cardinal change:

    A change which, because of its size or nature, is beyond the general scope of the contract. To determine whether a change is cardinal or not depends on the number of changes made, nature of changes very specific to the case in hand. As a general rule, contractor should refuse to perform cardinal changes or he should notify the 5/17/12owner that the cardinal change is

    Thank you

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