Under the insurance section of the JCT contract, there is a requirement for insurance to be arranged in “joint names”. Insurance for the works and existing structure must be arranged in the joint names of the homeowner* and the contractor. The safest way to undertake a contract is with an appropriate JCT Contract and JCT […]
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Which JCT insurance clause is best for homeowners?
Employer (homeowner) controlled options are recommended for ensuring claims are paid under a JCT-compliant insurance policy. For example: • Minor Works: Clause 5.5 (previously 5.4B in JCT 2016). • Intermediate/Standard: Clause 6.7, Option B (new build) or Option C (when an existing home is involved). […]
What is JCT 6.5.1 (formerly 21.2.1)?
JCT 6.5.1 deals with Non-Negligent Liability for third-party property damage, also known as Party Wall Act Insurance. It replaces Clause 21.2.1 from older JCT contracts. […]
