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A floor plan at small scale shows a door, but a larger scale drawing of the same area shows no door. Is the door part of the contract?
No, larger scale drawings govern over smaller scale drawings
The Owner pays an invoice for incorrectly placed footings and later withholds money to correct the error. Does payment equal acceptance?
No, payment does not constitute acceptance of non-conforming work
The Owner directly instructs a subcontractor to change installation methods. Can the Owner later sue the subcontractor for ignoring the instruction?
No, there is no privity of contract between Owner and subcontractor
A Consultant resigns mid-project under CCDC2. What must the Owner do?
Immediately engage a replacement Consultant acceptable to the Contractor
Is the Consultant responsible for supervising construction procedures under CCDC2?
No
Who is responsible for ensuring the Work conforms to the Contract Documents?
The Contractor
When separate contracts are awarded by the Owner, who coordinates the work of other contractors?
The Owner
When separate contracts are awarded, must the Contractor allow other contractors reasonable access to the site?
Yes
Can the Owner veto a subcontractor after the CCA1 subcontract is signed?
No
A Contractor submits shop drawings with errors not caught by the Consultant. Who is responsible?
The Contractor
Does the Consultant’s failure to detect shop drawing errors transfer liability?
No
When must the Contractor submit a construction schedule under CCDC2?
Within the time specified in the contract, typically early in construction
How often must the construction schedule be updated?
Monthly or as required by the contract
Who evaluates applications for payment under CCDC2?
The Consultant
Can the Consultant modify or reject an application for payment?
Yes
Is the Consultant required to be perfect in reviewing the Work?
No, decisions are based on reasonable observation
Does substantial performance mean all deficiencies are complete?
No
Who remains responsible for defective subcontractor work?
The Contractor
At what moment is bid compliance legally assessed?
At the time of bid submission
What happens if a bid contains a material defect?
It is invalid as a matter of law
Can an Owner accept a non-compliant bid using a privilege clause?
No
What legal relationship is created when a compliant bid is submitted?
Contract A
What legal relationship is created when a bid is accepted?
Contract B
What obligation does Contract A impose on the Owner?
To treat all bidders fairly and equally
Can an Owner waive major bid irregularities?
No
When may an Owner waive irregularities?
Only when they are minor
What action violates tendering fairness?
Giving one bidder an unfair advantage
Does a privilege clause allow bid shopping?
No
What legal principle was established in Ron Engineering v Ontario?
Submitting a compliant bid creates Contract A
What did MJB Enterprises v Defence Construction clarify?
Owners must accept only compliant bids
What was the issue in Vachon v Cariboo Regional District?
Ambiguous pricing between written and numeric values
How did the court rule in Vachon v Cariboo?
The bid was invalid due to ambiguity
What error occurred in Foundation Building West v City of Vancouver?
An arithmetic addition error
Why was correcting the arithmetic error allowed?
The privilege clause permitted correction without unfairness
What is unjust enrichment?
One party benefits without a legal justification at another’s expense
What three elements must be proven for unjust enrichment?
Enrichment, corresponding deprivation, absence of juristic reason
What type of contract existed in the Eco-Zone case?
Stipulated price contract
What was Eco-Zone’s mistake?
Excluding GST from the bid price
Was Eco-Zone relieved from the contract due to the mistake?
No
If a cash allowance is exceeded, how is the difference handled?
Through a change order paid by the Owner
If a cash allowance is underspent, who receives the credit?
The Owner
Who controls contingency allowance spending?
The Owner
If contingency allowance is unused, who receives the credit?
The Owner including OH and profit
Which allowance covers undefined scope items?
Cash allowance
Which allowance covers unforeseen conditions?
Contingency allowance
What happens if a claimant fails to attend a settlement conference?
The claim may be dismissed
What happens if a defendant fails to attend a settlement conference?
The judge may make an order
What is the first step in a Small Claims trial?
Opening statement by the claimant
What is the final step in a Small Claims trial?
Judge’s decision
To which court can a Small Claims decision be appealed?
Supreme Court of British Columbia
Does payment certify the quality of work?
No
Does the Consultant act as the Owner’s agent?
Yes
Is the Consultant responsible for site safety?
No
Can obligations be assigned without consent?
No
Who bears risk under a stipulated price contract?
The Contractor