Dear Mr.

Harrison,

I`m writing to you to consult you about the features of the contract, which must
be concluded in this case.
This contract on work fulfillment is concluded for the object of construction
(construction works), result of which is the new penthouse.
Also, we need to pay attention on key clauses of contract on work fulfillment,
such as type of work, its price and the timeframe for the completion of work.
The division of contracts on work fulfillment into certain types is based on two
criteria - the subject of the contract and the subjective composition of the
parties to the contract.
So, our company has to undertake to perform certain work at the task of the
other party (it`s you) and you have to agree to accept and pay for the work
performed.
If such works are quite large-scale and very costly and we have to detail each
clause. In particular, we have to clarify issues like quality and origin of
materials, schedule of payments and stages of works, management of
construction machines and building sites, fencing, lighting, health and safety at
work etc.
Also, we should mark that one of the most important features of the subject of
this contract is the quality of work performed, the requirements to which are
set in Art. 857 of the Civil Code of Ukraine. The quality of this work must
comply with the quality specified in this contract.
Then we should set the price of the work performed in the contract.
The terms of performance or the timeframe for the completion of the work
should be specified in the contract.
And there is also should be the estimate. In our case, it`s approved or fixed
estimate, because it is firm, unless otherwise stipulated in the contract. But in
the event of a firm estimate being exceeded, all related costs will be borne by
the contractor (it`s our company).
The main obligation of our company under this contract is quality according to
the terms of the contract of performance of work and the transfer of its result to
the customer within the set time.
Also, our company has rights not to start the work, but to stop the started work,
if the customer did not provide material, equipment or thing to be processed,
and thereby made it impossible for the contractor to perform the contract (art.
851 CC); to claim damages, including additional costs caused by downtime,
postponement of work, or increase in the price of work, which resulted from
the client's failure to fulfill his obligation to assist the contractor in the
performance of work, if the amount and procedure of such assistance were
stipulated by the contract. (Part 1 of Article 850 of the Civil Code); to keep the
result of the work, as well as the equipment, the rest of the unused material and
other property of the customer, if the latter has not paid the set price of the
work or other amount due to the contractor in connection with the performance
of the contract.

I hope that I could make it clear for you information about this contract. If you
have some question, you could write me a letter.

Your faithfully,
Ms. West