Guide to IFC 98

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Sarah Lupton

Format: Book
Pages: 148
Publisher: RIBA Publishing
Date Published: May 2001
Stock Code: 17552
ISBN: 185946047X
Binding: Paperback

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Description

Guide to IFC 98 acts as a working aid to the operation and administration of theIntermediate Form of Building Contract 1998 (IFC98)It provides a straightforward explanation of the provisions of the contract and how they might work in practice, along with recent court cases and material in tabular or diagrammaitc form to enable quick and clear access to information.In addition to discussing where the form might appropriately be used, the Guide describes the other documents which may form part of the contract package.Readers are alerted, in particular, to the dangers of overlooking any relevant 'implied terms' which are not overtly stated in the Agreement.The Guide assumes only a general knowledge of JCT traditional forms of contract and can therefore be used as an introduction for the less experienced architect and Part 3 level student, as well as a 'desktop' reference manual for the busy contract administrator.

Part of the range of JCT building and construction contracts, forms and guides available from RIBA Bookshops.

About the Author

Sarah Lupton

Sarah Lupton holds degrees in both architecture and law, and combines over 20 years experience as a practicing architect with an academic post the Welsh School of Architecture, where she is course director for the Diploma/MA in Professional Studies.

A partner in Lupton Stellakis, a London-based architectural practice, she also runs three architectural practice modules in the BArch and MArch degrees at Cardiff University, and undertakes research in the professional and legal aspects of architecture and building procurement, particularly in design liability and construction contract law. She has written numerous books that used widely by practicing professionals and post-graduate students, including the fourth edition of Which Contract? and a highly-regarded series of guides to the JCT standard forms of building contract published by RIBA Publishing.