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Latest post Tue, Jun 5 2007 2:09 PM by Kathrin. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  371545 Mon, 28 May 07 12:32 PM

Hello! Would somebody please explain the diferrence between 'Variation Order' and 'Change Order.'

Kathrin  +  375322 Tue, 05 Jun 07 02:09 PM
According to www.legalcity.net

variation order is:

An instruction that an architect gives to the builder concerning any variations to the original building contract. If, for example, a contract to build a room to the amount of R50000 were drawn up and the homeowner decided to substitute alumin-ium windows for the wooden ones specified in the contract, the architect would issue a variation order, instructing the building contractor to change the windows and to alter the amount specified in the contract accordingly.

Variation orders are also made by the courts. For example, a court may order a reduction or increase in the maintenance payable to a divorced spouse, or vary any other court order when a good cause for the change has been shown.

The change order is the result of altering the original order and became the bounding agreement after both parties agree upon it.

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