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Dussehra is not just about defeating someone out there. It’s about the battle within—ego, fear, anger, doubt. 𝐖𝐞 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐲 𝐚 𝐑𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐧 𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞. The real victory? Choosing kindness when it’s hard. Choosing courage when fear whispers louder. Every time we do, we win. Wishing you strength and clarity this Dussehra. #Dussehra #InnerVictory #GrowthJourney

Ratan Tata (1937-2024) Om Shanthi 🙏 In Parsi, Hindi and many Indian languages ‘Ratan’ signifies a jewel—a fitting title for someone who dedicated his life to building not just a conglomerate but a nation. With every decision he made, he placed the country’s welfare above all, from expanding global business horizons to driving philanthropic initiatives for the underserved communities of India. He was not just a business leader; he was a visionary who foresaw an India that could stand tall on the global stage while remaining deeply rooted in its values. Ratan Tata’s journey is marked by humility, wisdom, and resilience. Despite his monumental successes, he remained a man of simple needs, always committed to helping others. Under his leadership, Tata Group launched groundbreaking ventures, including Tata Motors, which produced the world’s most affordable car, and Tata Consultancy Services, which became a global IT giant. His contributions were not limited to industry; his philanthropic endeavors transformed the lives of millions, focusing on education, healthcare, and rural development. True to his name, Ratan Tata was indeed a precious gem for India. His legacy transcends business and philanthropy, representing a vision of a more inclusive, innovative, and compassionate world. #Legacy #GemOfIndia #Visionary #RatanTata

Unfair Contract Clauses in Construction #2: Unilateral Variations Continuing our series on unfair contract clauses, in the Number 2, this day, Aegis Contracts Management will focus on Unilateral Variations—a common but highly problematic term in Construction Contracts. This clause allows the employer to make changes to the project scope, specifications, or timeline without your consent or a guarantee of additional payment. It’s a classic example of an imbalance of power in contracts, where Contractors and Subcontractors are left to bear the financial and operational burdens of sudden, unilateral changes. In this carousel, we will break down how this clause can impact your project, why it’s unfair, and what you can do to protect your interests. Stay informed and ensure your contracts work for you, not against you. Have you encountered unilateral variation clauses or similar issues? How did you handle them? Your engagement can help others avoid common pitfalls and strengthen their contracts. Let’s connect, share, and learn from each other to ensure that we all are better prepared to deal with unfair contract terms. Feel free to drop your comments, insights, or questions below! #ConstructionContracts #ContractManagement #Contractors #Subcontractors

Unfair Contract Clauses, Clause #1 in the Construction Series- Termination for convenience At Aegis Contracts Management, while supporting Contractors (& Subcontractors), we frequently see overwhelming number of unfair contract clauses that could easily put Contractors and Subcontractors at a severe disadvantage, quite possibly even at Liquidation Risks too. These clauses are often hidden within the fine print, designed in a way that shifts risks and liabilities unfairly onto the parties with less negotiating power. From clauses that allow one-sided termination rights to those that impose unreasonable penalties for delays, these contract terms can jeopardize the financial stability, project timelines, and even the very existence of a contractor’s business. It’s crucial to identify and address these clauses proactively to ensure that contracts are fair, balanced, and protect the interests of all parties involved. I plan to write a series on some of these unfair contract clauses! This series is specifically for Contractors and Subcontractors who want to ensure their contracts are fair, balanced, and protective of their rights. Contracts can often contain clauses that, if not carefully examined and negotiated, can lead to significant risks and financial losses. This series will attempt to understand these clauses, and strategies to safeguard your interests. Here’s what we’ll cover in this series: Termination for Convenience Unilateral Variations Unreasonable Time Bars Broad Indemnity Clauses Liquidated Damages Principal Discretion Clauses No Damages for Delay Proportionate Liability Exclusion Unilateral Price Increases Obligation to Work at Risk Fitness for Purpose Clauses Pay-When-Paid Clauses Strict Compliance Clauses Automatic Time Extensions for Employer Retention of Ownership Clauses Concurrent Causes of Delay Principle of Law Clauses Condition Precedent Clauses Open ended bonds Automatic renewal guarantees Each carousel will make a mention of a specific clause, explaining its potential impact, why it might be unfair, and how you can negotiate better terms. By the end of this series, I hope, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to identify and challenge unfair clauses, ensuring your contracts work for you, not against you. Stay informed, stay protected, and ensure your contracts reflect the value of the work you deliver. The First Carousel in the series being- Termination for Convenience #ConstructionContracts #ContractManagement #ConstructionLaw #Contractors #Subcontractors #LegalProtection #ConstructionIndustry #FairContracts #ContractorsRights #RiskManagement #EOT #DelayClaims #LiquidatedDamages