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Principal contractor with domestic sub-contractor and supplier. The expression domestic does not necessarily infer housing, although housing contracts can be carried out in this manner. A domestic sub-contractor is a contractor who is appointed by the principal contractor. The client has no relationship with a domestic sub-contractor, unless he interferes with his selection such that the appointment becomes nominated. This type of appointment has become very common. 

Because the client has instructed him to use a firm which was not of his choice, the main contractor could claim damages in the form of loss and/or expenses from his client. Where the principal contractor has brought in his own domestic sub-contractor, then he is responsible for his actions. That is the main reason domestic subcontracts have become popular. The client must decide upon which trade will become the main contractor. In building matters, it is usual for the main contractor to be a firm who can carry out the most substantial works, and this will be a general building firm. Some general building firms carry their own mechanical and electrical departments, which reduce the need for sub-contractors. 

Ehrlich C, Noll G, Kalkoff W-D (2007) Determining PM-emission fractions (PM10, PM2.5, PM1.0) from small-scale combustion units and domestic stoves using different types of fuels including biofuels like wood pellets and energy grain. In DustConf 2007, Maastricht. http //www. dustconf.com/CLIENT/DUSTCONF/UPLOAD/S4/EHRLICH. PDF, Accessed 5 Feb 2012... 

Sawicki. R.M. (1974). Genetics of resistance of a dimethoate-selected strain of houseflies iMusca domestics ..) to several insecticides and met by le ned ioxypheny synergists. J. Agric. Food Client. 22. 344-349,... 

Mood swings can lead to serious problems such as suicide attempts and suicide. Symptoms that often plague clients with bipolar disorders include suicidal ideation, violent behaviors leading to child abuse and domestic violence, major difficulties in functioning on the job, erratic behaviors, severe fluctuations in mood, psychomotor agitation, increased... 

It should cover all the aspects of the demand for the product—the product quality generally specified by clients (minimum purity required, tolerance limits for impurities), the types of containers preferred (carbouys/tankers) quantities of products required and the delivery schedules convenient to them the present producers of the products, the demand-supply gap in the market, whether demand for the product is seasonal or all through the year, in domestic market or overseas. 

The Regulations impose responsibilities on clients who are acting in connection with a trade or business. They do not cover house occupiers carrying out work on domestic premises or instructing an architect or other professional. 

As with all projects, designers and contractors working for domestic clients will have to be competent and take reasonable steps to ensure that anyone they arrange for, or instruct, to manage design or construction work is also... 

In principle there is no reason why projects for domestic clients should be treated differently from commercial projects. In reality, however, imposing COM duties is not straightforward and the HSC do not believe that it is practical to place legal duties on domestic clients, particularly to appoint competent people. The HSC therefore propose to continue the exemption. The net effect of the current proposals is that, as now, the Regulations would apply to all domestic projects, but there would be no need for a domestic client to appoint a principal contractor or co-ordinator, to notify HSE of the project, or to produce a health and safety plan or file. 

Excluding domestic clients) welfare facilities, and construction phase plan... 

Detailed study covered included handling of groupage services and the quality/reliability of the national product in logistics network relative to an comercial service offer for the client. The study took into account only domestic groupage network system so only the parcels or consignments whose size do not exceed the permissible total weight of 4500 kg and the total number of cargo to 8 pallet (pallet space is defined as an field about the basis 1.2 X 0.8 m). 

In the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994 (CDM), the client s main duties are contained in Regulations 6,10, 11 and 12. A client is defined as any person for whom a project is carried out, whether carried out by another person or in-house . Where projects are carried out for domestic (non-commercial) clients, most of the CDM requirements apply neither to the contractor nor to the client, unless the client is also a client of a developer, when by Regulation 5 the domestic house developer is the de facto client until the project is completed. 

Many of the Regulations do not apply when construction work is being done for a domestic client. The domestic client of a contractor does not attract any of the duties otherwise given by the CDM Regulations to commercial clients. The following CDM Regulations do apply to work done for domestic clients ... 

Regulation 5 applies CDAA to the developer of land transferred to a domestic client and which will include premises intended to be occupied as a residence. Where this happens, the developer is subject to Regulations 6 and 8-12 as if he/she were the client. 

Regulation 7 requires the Planning Supervisor to give written notice of notifiable projects to the HSE, as soon as practicable after his/her appointment as Planning Supervisor (Parts I and II) and as soon as practicable after the appointment of the Principal Contractor (Parts I and III), and in any event before the start of the construction work. Where work which is notifiable is done for a domestic client and a developer is not involved, then the contractor(s)... 

All construction projects that are non-domestic, of more than thirty days duration, or that involve more than four workers on site, are notifiable under the CDM Regulations. In addition, all construction projects of whatever scale that are to be carried out in office, retail or similar premises while they remain in normal use, are also subject to notification. Figure 12 shows the appointments that need to be made at the start of a notifiable project. The first crucial step is to establish who is the client, since the responsibility for health and safety rests with them. By the end of 1997 there had been 21 convictions for breaches of the CDM Regulations. In 57% of these convictions, the client was the defendant. The importance therefore, of an unambiguous clarification of who is the client cannot be overstated. 

Timanoridas and Eukrates made no profit on this sale. Neaira s prior mistress, Nikarete, herself a former slave and prostitute,had maintained a lavish household—entirely paid for by Timanoridas and Eukrates as a condition to continued access to the slave-prostitute. As a result, the two clients had found it advantageous to purchase Neaira outright for 3,000 drachmas rather than to continue to cover Nikarete s domestic expenses. As a member of Nikarete s household and thereafter as the property of two men who had come into emotional relationships with her, Neaira as a slave had been exposed to an affluence that made her situation after liberation intolerable she was used to luxury, but her new clients (in Megara) were stingy. 

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