Agreement to appoint an architect; any type of building or construction; protects both parties
About this document
Any time you instruct an architect, you should use this agreement setting out the terms of the role and responsibilities and of payment.
This document can be adapted easily to most architectural work. A specification will be required as an attachment.
It is generally an advantage to be the party who presents the document as a draft, because that enables you to delete unfavourable provisions first.
Application
and features
Ready for adaptation to particular needs of either or both parties;
Real law in plain and simple user friendly language;
Detailed explanatory notes make it easier to understand the legalities involved;
Time is the essence of the contract;
A schedule to guide the completion of the work within a particular time frame.
Contents
Scope of architectural services;
Architect’s fees and expenses;
Duration and termination;
Architect’s other work;
Dispute resolution;
Owner’s obligations;
Status of parties;
Other appropriate legal provisions, warranties and exclusions.
Word
Count (approximate):
Document: 1655
words
Explanatory notes:
500
words
Draftsman
This document has been drawn by Rakesh Taneja, unconnected with Net Lawman. Rakesh Taneja will welcome your contact for further legal help. There may be a charge for Rakesh Taneja services.