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... architects in reference to sub - clause ( 3 ) to ignore the arbitra- tion clause in a contract in the future ? ... in building contracts to a very large extent , such principle would be recognised by the Disciplinary Committee .
... architects in reference to sub - clause ( 3 ) to ignore the arbitra- tion clause in a contract in the future ? ... in building contracts to a very large extent , such principle would be recognised by the Disciplinary Committee .
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You have deleted the words : provided that this section shall not apply to any services rendered in pur- suance of any contract made before the passing of this Act . " Why should those words be deleted ?
You have deleted the words : provided that this section shall not apply to any services rendered in pur- suance of any contract made before the passing of this Act . " Why should those words be deleted ?
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... under the present system of competitive contract , both the archi- tect and the builder . If I might just say a word as to what has governed the Institute in framing this Code , it is this . An architect under our modern- day system ...
... under the present system of competitive contract , both the archi- tect and the builder . If I might just say a word as to what has governed the Institute in framing this Code , it is this . An architect under our modern- day system ...
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He has to deal with contracts . ... and who on one occasion desired to have a form of contract inde- pendent of any consideration of the builders ; in other words , they wanted a form of contract without reference to the other parties .
He has to deal with contracts . ... and who on one occasion desired to have a form of contract inde- pendent of any consideration of the builders ; in other words , they wanted a form of contract without reference to the other parties .
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to force upon the building trade a form of contract that will not consider all the interests concerned . - Well , Sir , on that I think I can give Sir Frederick every assurance that no such attempt will be made ; that so far from any ...
to force upon the building trade a form of contract that will not consider all the interests concerned . - Well , Sir , on that I think I can give Sir Frederick every assurance that no such attempt will be made ; that so far from any ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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