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Regarding the civil defense requirement ,what is the direction of emergency door opening in escape stairs?‎

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If you have done every possible attempt as a contractor to resolve a major dispute with the client, not to go to court, and‎

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Answer added by  Alex Al Yazouri , General Manager, Al Mushref Cooperative Society
9 years ago

Best seek an advice from an independent3rd party to understand the consequences of going to court and how would the court role in this case, and before making a decision ... See More

 

Answer added by  zafar abbas minhas, Freelance Writer, DAILY MASHRAQ
9 years ago

BEST WAY IS TO USE SOME INFLUENTIAL THIRD PARTY TO MAKE HAPPY ENDING ADJUSTMENT OUT OF COURT................ GOOD DAY

 

Answer added by  Vinod Jetley, Assistant General Manager, State Bank of India
9 years ago

Try and negotiate with  the client. Go for arbitration, if the contract provides.