Uluslararası İnşaat Sözleşmelerinde Gecikme ve Temerrüt (İstanbul Uluslararası İnşaat Hukuku Konferansları-II)

■ Experts receive different instructions, and their instructions are not coordinated in any way. One expert might be asked to undertake a delay analysis regarding the entire project, while the other is requested to analyse only a specific issue, e.g. the delay to obtaining an operation permit and its root cause. Depending on the instructions, the reports the expert prepare are likely going to look very different, and they are highly unlikely to be responsive to one another.

■ Experts are provided with different sets of facts or factual assumptions…

■ Experts are in possession of different sets of documents when preparing…

■ Experts will apply different methods or approaches to their delay analyses.…

■ Experts might be acting on different legal assumptions based on the instructions received from counsel, e.g. regarding how to deal with issues like concurrent delay:(3)…

The problem regarding documents is closely related to the issues surrounding…