Doctrinal analysis on interest for late interim payment for Malaysian construction works contracts
The doctrinal analysis is a legal methodology adopted to understand a particular area of law's principles and practices. In the context where interest is used as a charge for late interim payment, related provisions in the Malaysian construction works contracts are confined by minimal detail...
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Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM)
2022
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Summary: | The doctrinal analysis is a legal methodology adopted to understand a particular area of law's
principles and practices. In the context where interest is used as a charge for late interim
payment, related provisions in the Malaysian construction works contracts are confined by
minimal details. Hence, this study aims to identify relevant legal provisions bearing the
principles and practices of interest for a late interim payment for the Malaysian construction
works contracts using the doctrinal analysis approach. Fifteen cases were selected from the
Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Law Reports from 2015 until 2018 for the
analysis. The doctrinal analysis was conducted in two stages; the first stage was to locate the
law sources, and the second stage was to synthesis the findings of the analysis. Through the
analysis, seven themes and nineteen sub-themes based on the case judgements and
principles related to interest for late interim payment were developed. The findings were
subsequently presented to legal experts for validation and comments. This study helps the
employer and the contractor be more prudent in forming and treating contractual interest
provisions for late interim payment. Also, a better understanding of the legal implications for
the said provisions might reduce disputes between the contracting parties. |
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