Legal Case Summary

ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION v. ARMY


Date Argued: Wed Jul 11 2012
Case Number: M2013-02485-CCA-R3-PC
Docket Number: 2605632
Judges:Not available
Duration: 33 minutes
Court Name: Federal Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Advance Construction v. Army** **Docket Number:** 2605632 **Court:** [Specify the court name if known, e.g., U.S. District Court, State Court] **Date:** [Specify the date if known] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** Advance Construction - **Defendant:** Army (presumably the United States Army, or a specific Army entity) **Background:** Advance Construction, a construction company, entered into a contract with the Army for a project involving construction or renovation of facilities. The specifics of the project include [briefly outline the nature of the work, e.g., building infrastructure, renovating barracks, etc.]. Disputes arose regarding [summarize the nature of the disputes, such as contractual obligations, performance issues, payment disagreements, delays, etc.]. **Key Issues:** The primary legal issues in the case involve: 1. Breach of Contract: Advance Construction alleges that the Army did not fulfill its contractual obligations, impacting timely completion of the project. 2. Damages: The Plaintiff seeks compensation for additional costs incurred due to the alleged breach. 3. Performance Standards: The Defendant may argue that Advance Construction did not meet agreed-upon performance standards, justifying their actions. **Arguments:** - **Plaintiff’s Argument:** Advance Construction asserts that they met all contractual obligations, highlighted by evidence of completed work and communications with Army officials. They also argue that delays caused by the Army's actions led to additional costs and losses. - **Defendant’s Argument:** The Army may counter that Advance Construction failed to uphold specific terms of the contract, such as quality standards or timelines. They might present evidence of substandard work or delays caused by the plaintiff, seeking to justify non-payment or damages. **Outcome:** [Describe the outcome of the case, if available. This could include whether the court ruled in favor of Advance Construction or the Army, any awarded damages, or settlements reached.] **Significance:** This case is significant for contract law within government contracting, demonstrating how disputes are resolved between contractors and government entities. The court’s decision may provide clarity on enforcement of performance standards and the repercussions for breaches by either party in construction contracts. **Conclusion:** Advance Construction v. Army illustrates the complexities involved in government contracts and the importance of adhering to specified terms to avoid litigation. The resolution of this case may impact future contracts and the way similar disputes are handled in the construction industry. --- Note: Please fill in any unspecified sections with relevant details if they become available or if you are referencing an actual case with known outcomes.

ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION v. ARMY


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