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If you intend to use  \nthis contract for a domestic project, seek legal advice on whether you  \ncan and how you could use the CP-2014 C contract for that purpose.  \nSchedules  \n1 Schedule 1 – Contract information.................................1  \n2 Schedule 2 – Special conditions ......................................7  \n3 Schedule 3 – Order of precedence ..................................9  \n4 Schedule 4 – Site information .......................................11  \n5 Schedule 5 – Forms of guarantee..................................12  \n6 Schedule 6 – Provisional sums......................................15  \n7 Schedule 7 – Prime cost sums .......................................16  \n8 Schedule 8 – Items to be supplied by the owner ........17  \nA Overview  \nA1 Cooperative contracting ................................................18  \nA2 Obligations of the contractor ........................................18  \nA3 Warranties by the contractor.........................................18  \nA4 Obligations of the owner ...............................................19  \nA5 Warranties by the owner ...............................................19  \nA6 Architect to administer contract ...................................19  \nA7 Architect’s instruction....................................................20  \nA8 Disputing architect’s certificate, written decision or failure to act ....................................................................20  \nA9 Failure to give certificate, decision or notice...............20  \nA10 Compensation is sole remedy.......................................21  \nB Documents  \nB1 Discrepancies or omissions in documents...................22  \nB2 Order of precedence of documents ..............................22  \nB3 Contractor and owner must supply copies of *official documents ............................................................22  \nB4 Contractor to provide *contract price estimate ..............23  \nC Security  \nC1 Security provided to owner ..........................................24  \nC2 Security to owner by cash retention.............................24  \nC3 Security to owner by *unconditional guarantee.............24  \nC4 Where *estimate contract price exceeded .......................24  \nC5 Change to type of security to owner ............................26  \nC6 Owner’s right to draw on security provided to it ......26  \nC7 Procedure for owner to draw on security provided ..26 C8 Owner’s release of security on *practical completion ...27  \nC9 Owner’s release of security on final certificate ...........27  \nC10 Security to owner for *off-site plant or material.............27  \nC11 Release of security for *off-site plant or material ...........27  \nC12 Owner’s right to draw on security for *off-site plant or material .............................................................................28  \nC13 Procedure for owner to draw on security for *off-site plant or material ..................................................28  \nC14 Security provided to contractor....................................28  \nC15 Contractor’s right to draw on security provided .......28  \nC16 Procedure for contractor to draw on security.............28  \nC17 Release of security provided to contractor..................29  \nD Liability  \nD1 Risk before *practical completion.................................30  \nD2 Indemnity before *practical completion..........................30  \nD3 Risk after *practical completion....................................30  \nD4 Indemnity after *practical completion.............................31  \nD5 Reinstatement during period when contractor bears risk....................................................","cbCaikikI08eIhbM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikikI08eIhbM","pdf",1438918,73,"English","# Schedules\n## Schedule 1 – Contract information\n## Schedule 2 – Special conditions\n## Schedule 3 – Order of precedence\n## Schedule 4 – Site information\n## Schedule 5 – Forms of guarantee\n## Schedule 6 – Provisional sums\n## Schedule 7 – Prime cost sums\n## Schedule 8 – Items to be supplied by the owner\n# A Overview\n## A1 Cooperative contracting\n## A2 Obligations of the contractor\n## A3 Warranties by the contractor\n## A4 Obligations of the owner\n## A5 Warranties by the owner\n## A6 Architect to administer contract\n## A7 Architect’s instruction\n## A8 Disputing architect’s certificate, written decision or failure to act\n## A9 Failure to give certificate, decision or notice\n## A10 Compensation is sole remedy\n# B Documents\n## B1 Discrepancies or omissions in documents\n## B2 Order of precedence of documents\n## B3 Official documents and copies\n## B4 Contractor contract price estimate\n# C Security\n## C1 Security provided to owner\n## C2 Cash retention security to owner\n## C3 Unconditional guarantee\n## C6 Owner’s right to draw on security\n## C8 Release of security on practical completion\n## C9 Release of security on final certificate\n## C10–C13 Off-site plant or material security and drawings\n## C14–C17 Security provided to contractor and release\n# D Liability\n## D1 Risk before practical completion\n## D2 Indemnity before practical completion\n## D3 Risk after practical completion\n## D4 Indemnity after practical completion\n## D5 Reinstatement during contractor risk period\n# E Insurance\n## E1 Public liability insurance\n## E2 Contract works insurance\n## E3 Input tax credit entitlement\n## E4 Insurance cover and procedure\n## E7 Worker’s compensation and employer’s liability\n## E10 Progress claim due to loss or damage\n# F The site\n## F1 Site possession\n## F2 Contractor obligations regarding site\n## F3 Site information warranty by owner\n## F5–F7 Latent conditions, dangerous or contaminated material\n## F8 Encroachments\n# G Building the works\n## G1 Owner’s obligations\n## G2 Contractor’s obligations","[{\"question\":\"What does the CP-2014 C 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