3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Nasuuti Mukono Uganda, code: 170384
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HOT DEAL
BANK SALE
A Nice House seated on 15 Decimals with a ready land title on table is available for sale in Mukono town at Only 80 Million Ugx.
This House has 3 bedrooms,2 nice bathrooms and toilets,Spacious sittingroom,Dining and a modern kitchen plus quarterand boysquoters.
In a nice neighborhood with good access roads.
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SCAN QR CODE
170384
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The collapse of a building is a catastrophic event that can result in loss of life, property damage, and significant economic repercussions. When such a tragedy occurs, the question of responsibility inevitably arises. Who bears the blame for a building collapse, is it the contractor, engineer, site manager, suppliers, architect, owner, or approving authority? In this blog, we delve into the complex web of responsibilities in the construction industry to shed light on the factors that contribute to building collapses.1. Contractor and Construction Team:The contractor is often the first party held accountable when a building collapses. They are responsible for executing the construction plans and ensuring that the materials used meet quality standards. However, blaming the contractor alone oversimplifies the issue. The construction team, including laborers, foremen, and subcontractors, also plays a crucial role. Lack of proper training, supervision, or communication within the construct
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ENTER YOUR DETAILS BELOW AND DAVID WILL CALL YOU BACK REGARDING THE PROPERTY WITH CODE# 170384
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