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Concurrent Delays

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By Imran Chaudhary, Michael McSorley
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The term ‘concurrent delays’ was defined by Mr. John Marrin QC as quoted below. This definition was later approved by the English court. “The expression ‘concurrent delay’ is used to denote a period of project overrun which is caused by two or more effective causes of delay which are of approximately equal causative potency”. The cause or an event is ‘effective’ if it impacts the project completion date.
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