Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Marchés généraux
English translation:
General contracts
French term
Marchés généraux
"Article 15.6. Les stipulations qui precedent ne concernent pas les marches cadres, ni les marche generaux, pour lesquels les stipulations suivantes sont applicables.
Dans le cas d'un marche general, l'entrepreneur n'a droit a aucune indemnite quelle que soit l'augmentation de la masse des travaux des lors que l'objet du marche n'a pas change."
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4 +2 | General contracts | Sandra & Kenneth Grossman |
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Proposed translations
General contracts
MARCHE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION [1 fiche] - TERMIUM Plus® — Recherche - TERMIUM Plus® - http://is.gd/VK3si5
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