With additional funding allocated for them

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I would like to draw your attention to the fact that if these additional works are not carried out (), this can directly affect the quality of construction as a whole.

Because of this, the contractor is obliged to notify the customer about this, if the customer does not respond to the message - the contractor must stop construction and wait for a response! Such a stop also provides for special database compensation for damages for "downtime".

The customer may also be exempted from compensation for damages if he proves that additional work is not necessary.

QUESTION - 41: Does the customer have the right to refuse to sign the act of acceptance - transfer of works and their payment, if such works were not ordered?

Yes, you can refuse! The customer must pay only for the work that he ordered and that is stipulated in the construction contract. It is the contractor's responsibility to prove that such work was ordered.

QUESTION - 42: Will an expert's conclusion based on the results of an examination of an object have legal force in court in the absence of a court decision ordering an examination?

Yes, it can be legally valid if the court has no doubts about this conclusion and has taken it into account. It follows that the other party must prove that the expert's conclusion is not valid.

Therefore, in such cases, a forensic construction examination is almost always conducted.

However, do not rely only on one expert opinion, provide the court with other evidence (technical passport, declaration of completed work, other construction documentation, etc.)