In the rapidly evolving landscape of construction law in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the concept of concurrent delay continues to inhabit a legal grey area. While contractors and employer sincreasingly invoke it in disputes over project delays and cost recovery, the legal framework remains noticeably silent. This silence, however, has not deterred parties from pushing its boundaries—nor has it prevented tribunals and courts from crafting their own interpretive approaches grounded in broader principles of UAE civil law.

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