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Religious Methods and Resources in BioethicsA construction contract is concerned with the provision of goods and construction of structures by a contractor and payment for these by the employer. The question of payment inevitably involves an assessment of how much is due and when it is to be paid. Discussion of the various payment arrangements that can be made was given in Section 1.7.

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