Adverse Weather Conditions – Ask Jackson Rowe

5 April 2024

As storms, snow and even heatwaves become familiar occurrences across much of the UK, periods of inclement weather have the potential to disrupt daily routines and activities.

 

In construction, Exceptionally Adverse Weather Conditions, recognised among industry experts as a Relevant Event within an unamended JCT construction contract, can significantly impact project timelines and contractual obligations. If you find yourself navigating the complexities of compiling an Extension of Time request or determining whether your contract meets the criteria for such provisions, our team is ready to offer assistance and guidance tailored to your specific needs.

 

Please get in touch with us at info@jackson-rowe.com

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