FIDIC Contracts 2017 (Red and Yellow Books) Disputes (clause 21)—Flowchart


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FIDIC Contracts 2017 (Red and Yellow Books) Disputes (clause 21)—Flowchart


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This flowchart sets out the process for resolving disputes under clause 21 of the FIDIC Red and Yellow Books 2017.

Under the FIDIC Red and Yellow Books 2017 a Dispute arises where:

  1. •

    one Party has made a Claim, or there has been a matter to be agreed or determined under clause 3.5 [Agreement of Determination]; the Engineer’s determination

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