Government Liabilities in Hong Kong Construction Projects: Analysis
VerifiedAdded on  2023/01/12
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This report examines the liabilities and potential negligence of employers, specifically the government, in design and build construction contracts, with a focus on the Hong Kong market. It explores how specific standards and contracts impact construction projects, particularly concerning design defects and associated costs. The report analyzes the allocation of design responsibilities within contracts and the implications of implied liabilities. It also addresses the concept of negligence, referencing the Sales of Goods Act 1972 and various legal cases. Furthermore, it discusses the role of liquidated damages in public sector projects. The document includes references to relevant academic sources, providing a comprehensive overview of the subject matter. The report highlights the importance of clearly defined contractual obligations to mitigate legal entanglements and manage risks effectively.
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