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    BQS 409

    BUILDING & CIVIL ENGINEERING LAW


    LESSON 12 - ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS

    1. Definition and qualification


    2. Contract of employment
    3. Authority of Architect/Engineer
    4. Rights of Contractor when Architect/Engineer Exceeds Authority
    5. Duties and liabilities of Architect/Engineer
    6. Duties and liabilities of Quantity Surveyor
    7. Fraud and Bribery
    8. Remuneration of Architects/Engineers and Quantity Surveyors

    9. Liability for Quantity Surveyors’ Fees


    LESSON 12 - ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS

    1. Definition and qualification


    • Construction Project Managers
    • Architects
    • Engineers
    • Quantity Surveyors
    • Resident Engineers
    • Clerk of Works
    LESSON 12 - ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS

    2. Contract of employment
    • Generally
    • Form of appointment
    • Conditions of appointment
    • Duration and Termination of the Appointment
    • Death, Bankruptcy
    LESSON 12 - ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS

    1. Authority of Architect/Engineer
    2. Rights of Contractor when Architect/Engineer Exceeds Authority
    3. Duties and liabilities of Architect/Engineer
    4. Duties and liabilities of Quantity Surveyor
    5. Fraud and Bribery
    6. Remuneration of Architects/Engineers and Quantity Surveyors

    7. Liability for Quantity Surveyors’ Fees

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