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Year 2019, Issue: 5, 25 - 37, 21.06.2019

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Comparison of the Contractor's Claims According to the FIDIC Red Book and the Turkish General Spesifications for the Construction Affairs

Year 2019, Issue: 5, 25 - 37, 21.06.2019

Abstract

The concept of contract states an agreement, a
convenience. In general a contract of work is a contract governed by private
law, with the exception of being contrary to public order. In Turkish
implementation of construction contract has a sub-regulation which used in
public procurements. In generally, claim is an interest or remedy recognized by
law; the means by which a person or organization can obtain a privilege,
possession, or enjoyment of a right or thing. According to The FIDIC Red Book
the contractor can claim extention of time, payment and resource however,
according to the Turkish General Specifications for the Construction Affairs
the contractor can only claim extention of time. In The FIDIC Red Book the
engineer is an independent being but in the Turkish General Specifications for
the Construction Affairs the engineer is an employee of the government and for
this reason the engineer is not as independent as the engineer in the FIDIC Red
Book. Detailed comparison of the contractors' claim in the each text is given
in the article. 

References

  • Kılıçoğlu, Prof. Dr. Ahmet; Obligation Law, General Condition, 19th Edition, Ankara, 2015. Güven, Prof. Dr. Kudret; General Principles of Turkish Law, 4th Edition, Ankara, 2016. Ansay; Tuğrul - Wallace Don Jr; Introduction to Turkish Law, 3rd Edition, Ankara, 1987. Frics, John Papworth; Claims Under The New FIDIC Conditions of Conract, www.fidic.org/sites/default/files/papwoth_claicus.pdf, accessed on 21.08.2018. Esener, Prof. Dr. Turhan; Introduction to Law, 11th Edition, İstanbul, 2015. Aral, Prof.Dr. Fahrettin, Ayrancı, Prof. Dr. Hasan; Obligation Law, Private Liability Relations 11th Edition, Ankara, 2015. Turkish Contractors Association; Construction Contracts, A Seminar on the Construction Contracts for Managers-Engineers-Architects and Lawyers,1st Edition, Ankara, 1996. Uğur, Latif Onur; Modern Approaches İn The Management Of Construction Contracts, 1st Edition, Ankara, 2007 Eren, Prof. Dr. Fikret; Obligations Law, Private Condition, 4th Edition, Ankara, 2017
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Primary Language English
Journal Section Articles
Authors

Latif Onur Ugur

Zeynep Doga Inal

Publication Date June 21, 2019
Published in Issue Year 2019Issue: 5

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APA Ugur, L. O., & Inal, Z. D. (2019). Comparison of the Contractor’s Claims According to the FIDIC Red Book and the Turkish General Spesifications for the Construction Affairs. The Eurasia Proceedings of Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics(5), 25-37.