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The FIDIC 1999 Conditions of Contract for Construction

Tuesday, Feb 11, 2020 by: hung leposted in: Insights, Training Resource comments: 0

The FIDIC 1999 Conditions of Contract for Construction Until recently, The FIDICC 1999 Conditions of Contract for Construction – first edition (“Conditions of Contract for Construction 1999”) issued by the Fédération Internationale des Ingénieurs-Conseils (FIDIC

EPC Contracts in Vietnam sponsored by CNC

Wednesday, Jul 03, 2019 by: hung leposted in: Contracts, Latest News comments: 0

Seminar on EPC Contracts in Vietnam sponsored by CNC Honorly invited by Vietnam International Business Club (VBLC) to speak on Extension of Time Claim (EOT Claim) in Hanoi on EPC Contract, Vietnam held on 28/6/2019. Hội

Getting married in Vietnam for foreigners

Wednesday, Apr 24, 2019 by: hung leposted in: Family & Divorce Law comments: 0

Marriage Registration with Foreign Element In Vietnam, marriage registration procedures for foreigners is one of the most challenging processes and causes challenges for couples prior to actually entering into the marriage itself. In many instances,

Vietnam laws on foreign ownership of property – key changes

Monday, Oct 01, 2018 by: hung leposted in: Insights comments: 0

Foreigners and housing in Vietnam If you are an expat working or living in Vietnam for an extended period of time, and you do not have a clear understanding of the legal procedures pertaining to

Vietnam Construction Contracts and FIDIC Contracts 1999

Thursday, Aug 16, 2018 by: hung leposted in: Insights comments: 0

This newsletter presents some Legal Issues Relating to Construction Contracts, including (i) types of construction contracts, (ii) potential risks, (iii) differences between Vietnamese law and FIDIC, and (iv) price, payment and payment application. Respectfully, current

CNC introduced key changes to FIDIC Contracts 2017 to Cofico

Saturday, Jun 16, 2018 by: hung leposted in: Latest News comments: 0

CNC introduced Key Changes in FIDIC Contract 2017 to Cofico in Jun 2018 Promptly after FIDIC introduced its new suite of FIDIC Contract 2017 in December 2017 at FIDIC International Users’ Conference in London, CNC

The 1999 FIDIC Contracts Training Course, Early 2018

Tuesday, Mar 27, 2018 by: hung leposted in: Latest News comments: 0

General Information It is indicated that one of the areas that Vietnamese practitioners found difficult in construction projects was the use of unfamiliar FIDIC contract forms. CNC is proud to introduce the 1999 FIDIC contracts

The 1999 FIDIC Contracts Training Course, May 2018 in Ho Chi Minh

Tuesday, Mar 27, 2018 by: hung leposted in: Latest News comments: 0

After 17 years of application in reality, Red Book, Yellow Book and Silver Book of the First Edition 1999 (Rainbow Suite of Contracts) were revised by FIDIC and introduced at International Contract Users Conference on

Official Launch of the 2017 FIDIC Suite of Contracts

Wednesday, Mar 21, 2018 by: hung leposted in: Insights comments: 0

FIDIC 2017 VS FIDIC 1999: FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES THE BACKGROUND FOR THE CHANGE As for construction field, a popular standard form of construction and engineering contract, especially First Edition Rainbow Suites of contracts published by the

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The FIDIC 1999 Conditions of Contract for Construction

EPC Contracts in Vietnam sponsored by CNC

Getting married in Vietnam for foreigners

Vietnam laws on foreign ownership of property – key changes

Vietnam Construction Contracts and FIDIC Contracts 1999

CNC introduced key changes to FIDIC Contracts 2017 to Cofico

The 1999 FIDIC Contracts Training Course, Early 2018

The 1999 FIDIC Contracts Training Course, May 2018 in Ho Chi Minh

Official Launch of the 2017 FIDIC Suite of Contracts

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The FIDIC 1999 Conditions of Contract for Construction