Construction Contracts: Gaps, Subcontracts and Concurrent Delay | Çağrı Cem Part 2

Does an extension of time also entitle a contractor to additional costs? Construction Talks presents an interview with ÇAĞRI CEM, Partner at Tahan Cem Attorney Partnership, hosted by Levent Irmak — Moderator of Construction Talks. Episode 2 explores concurrent delay and the distinction between an extension of time and entitlement to additional costs. The conversation also examines gaps in contracts, fitness for purpose, back-to-back subcontracts, pay-when-paid and pay-if-paid clauses, and pass-through claims through Turkish law and project examples. This video is the second of a three-part video interview series with Mr. Cem. Click Here to Watch Episode 1:    • Construction Contract Management: Records,...   Contract Management in Focus:    • Contract Management In Focus   Construction Talks is a global knowledge-sharing platform bringing together real project experience, contract practice and industry expertise. At Construction Talks, we explore FIDIC and other international construction contracts, contract and commercial management, construction claims, dispute avoidance and resolution, Dispute Boards, arbitration, expert witness, forensic delay and quantum analysis, and the digital and technological transformation of the industry. Our goal is to connect engineers, lawyers, architects, project managers, employers, contractors, consultants and industry leaders around real cases, current practice and perspectives from different jurisdictions. Knowledge grows when it is shared. Follow Construction Talks, join the conversation and tell us which topics you would like us to explore next. 🌐 Explore the platform: https://www.constructiontalks.com E-mail: info@constructiontalks.com LinkedIn:   / theconstructiontalks   Instagram:   / theconstructiontalks   🔔 Subscribe for new interviews, webinars and industry insight. Construction Talks is supported by MC2 MODERN International. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The contents on Construction Talks are for educational and informational purposes only, not professional advice. Please review our Terms of Use at https://www.constructiontalks.com/ter.... #ConcurrentDelay #ConstructionContracts #ConstructionTalks