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Malconlaw as launched the first version of its Android application to give you instant access to all the Malaysian Construction and Contract Law site content. We are currently working on developing the application to include lots more exciting features allowing users to always have access to the Malconlaw Free Resource. It available for do*nload FREE on the Google Play Store Like Loading.. Comments Off on MALCONLAW now on Android Posted in Site Update. CAUSATION – REMOTENESS AND FORESEEABILITY TESTS IN DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY OF CLAIMS. The definition of force majeure provided in the FIDIC Red Book 1999 Edition form in Clause 19 is widely drawn. Sub-Clause 19.1 defines a B) which such Party could not reasonably have provided against before entering into the Contract, C) which, having arisen, such Party could not reasonably have avoided or overcome, and D) which is not substantially attributable to the other Party……. (more) The FIDIC Short Form of Contract – Green Book was drafted as a minor works contract to complement the other standard forms in the FIDIC suite of contracts. Initially the Contract was drafted for simple works with a value of less than USD 500,000.00 however it has evolved and now it is used for non-complex works regardless of value as it is clearly the complexity of the works which will determine if the short form is appropriate or not. Currently no financial limited is stated within the standard form or its accompanying notes. The Green Book continues to reflect the principles and allocation of risk between the parties as the FIDIC Red and Yellow Books. It allows for either lump sum or other pricing and allows for design by either the Employer or the Contractor. There is no Engineer as with the Red and Yellow Books, but the Employer may nominate his Representative which may or may not be a professional engaged to manage the Contract Works. As the name suggests the Short Form is much briefer than the more detailed Red and Yellow Books with only fifte*n clauses and four