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The Scope of Contractor’s (Employee’s) Liability for Breach of Construction Contract Under Georgian Law

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52097/eppism.9838  [Google Scholar]
Opublikowane: 03-07-2025

Abstrakt

The legal issues related to the process of performing constraction and the contractor’s liability are very specific and interesting in Georgian Law. The Georgian legislation regulates the relationship between contractor (employee) and the employer, but there are
some problematic issues which might be arisen in practice. The present article analyzes the grounds for the contractor’s liability and its legal impact on the construction process. The present paper is related to Georgian legislation only and there is no comparision between other states’ legal approaches. The aim of the article is to analyze Georgian case law and the prevailing court practice of the Supreme Court of Georgia. The article is totally based on the court practice and practical problems. In the end of the article there is a conclusion which summarizes the results of this paper.

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