A recorded instruction
An email asks for a revised layout. The reference drawings and the authority for the change need confirming.
EX-01 / CORRESPONDENCEFictional case · Illustrative assumptions
A contractor and employer disagree about additional work. Before choosing a route, bring the evidence, the questions and the commercial assumptions into one view.
The contractor claims £160,000 for changes. The employer queries both the scope and the amount.
An email asks for a revised layout. The reference drawings and the authority for the change need confirming.
EX-01 / CORRESPONDENCEThe submitted valuation includes extra quantities. Some bill lines may already cover part of the work.
EX-02 / VALUATIONThe diary records work and resources. The link between the change and additional time is not yet established.
EX-03 / SITE DIARYAll records, amounts and references on this page are invented for the demonstration. The example follows the evidence and assumptions approach used in the existing Dispute Adviser Decision Studio.
The example correspondence refers to a different layout. A claimed sum and supporting valuation have been submitted.
Check the agreed baseline, the relevant instructions, the valuation method and any overlap with existing work.
A document reference or a cost total does not decide liability. The contract, facts and contrary evidence still need professional review.
The figures below explore two assumed outcomes. They are not forecasts, fee quotations or recommended routes. Change them to see the arithmetic; no probability or legal conclusion is inferred.
GBP, excluding VAT. Costs already incurred are omitted equally from both forward-looking scenarios. Interest, tax, enforcement, cost recovery, financing and non-cash objectives are excluded. An assumed payment is neither a probable recovery nor a settlement recommendation.
Confirm the instruction and its drawing revision. Reconcile the disputed quantities against the original scope. Link resource records to the changed work.
Record what supports the claim, what challenges it and what remains unknown. Update the options after the missing evidence and realistic route budgets have been reviewed.