Unfair Contract Conditions in Infrastructure Projects - 1 Day Seminar 26th May - Mumbai

Unfair Contract Conditions in Infrastructure
Projects

Date:
26th May 2012 Mumbai

Introduction:

One day Seminar on Unfair Contract Conditions has emerged from the
reality of tough Contract conditions which many contractors and Project
Developers are facing in today’s Construction business and the need
for understanding the implications of risks arising of such business
situation. Strategy to face these somewhat unfair contract conditions will
also be debated in the context of globally accepted Contract
documents.

Your Faculty Prof. (Dr.) Ajit V.Patwardhan

A professional postgraduate in mechanical engineering with more the 35
years of experience in India and abroad in various fields of business and
industry, training and consultancy. Held high positions at very senior
levels in Design & Engineering, Construction and Fabrication and
Quality and Safety with complete responsibility of running business as
Profit Centre incharge. Also carried out many training and consultancy
assignments in India and abroad. Worked as Dean of prestigious management
institute and became Honorary Chairman of reputed Educational Trust
controlling more than 40 institutes. He has conducted more than 150
Training Programmes in India and Gulf covering Major Construction
corporate, State Government, Public bodies and Project Management
Consultancy firms in Infrastructure field. Prof. (Dr.) Ajit V. Patwardhan
submitted the thesis for Ph.D Degree in the Faculty of Management (Aug.
2008) at Pune University and Ph.D was awarded on 7th October,
2009 for “Risk Management Studies in Infrastructure Development
Projects”

Why you cannot miss
this??

- Understand the contents of Contract you are undertaking to
execute Infrastructure Projects.

- Identify the provisions & clauses which are loaded with
Risks to
you.

- Seek balanced contract terms which are fair to both Client
&
Contractor.

- Develop strategy to face the risks of unfair

1 day course
Agenda

Session I: What is
Fair and Balanced Contract.

Session
II: Domestic and FIDIC Models of Contract.

Session
II: Provisions of Indian Contract Act, Civil Law & Common
Law Interpretation

Session IV: Review of
Unfair contract terms in India and abroad.

Session V: Cases
in Contractual Risks in Power, Port and Highway Projects.

Who should
attend??

Planning Managers, Project Directors, Procurement
Managers, Project Managers, Business Development
Managers, Contract Managers, PMC Engineers, Risk
Managers, Design Consultants, Project Engineers.

Fees: INR 14,500 each delegate.

To
Register: Pl send us nominee details along with company
full name & postal address as required on the
invoice.

Regards,

Avtar Kumar Singh
Indian Business Media Group
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