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ENR > Finance > No-Damages-for-Delay Clause in Contract Means What It Says - ENR.com | McGraw-Hill Construction
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| An HVAC contractor on a school project had no claim against a school district for delay damages it said it suffered when construction of the school was completed almost a year and a half after it was originally scheduled to be done. The Pennsylvania court said that the "no damages for delay" clause in the contractor's contract protected the school district ...
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