5. Market liquidation
The rules governing the settlement of contracts vary according to the nature of the contract between the client and the lessor. While the lessor is liable for all services rendered in accordance with the agreed prices, whether unitary or lump-sum, and cannot in principle call them into question on the pretext of an error in price calculation, or an underestimation of the costs incurred in carrying out the work, However, the consequences of alterations to the contract will differ according to whether it has been awarded on a fixed-price or lump-sum basis, or whether it has been awarded on the basis of a series of prices, or according to any other method involving unit prices on the basis of which the prices of the work will be settled.
5.1 Ne varietur and other types of contracts
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Standards and norms
- Marchés privés. Cahiers types. Cahier des clauses administratives générales (CCAG) applicable aux travaux de bâtiment faisant l'objet de marchés privés - NF P 03-001 - 10-2017
- Marchés privés. Cahiers types. Cahier des clauses administratives générales (CCAG) applicable aux travaux de génie civil faisant l'objet de marchés privés - NF P 03-002 - 10-2014
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Code of ethics for architects (excerpts)
Article 2. – The vocation of the architect is to participate in everything that concerns the act of building and the development of space; in general, he exercises the function of project manager.
In addition to drawing up the architectural project, the architect may be involved in the following...
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