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The Joint Committee, realizing that there are options to the contrary, recommends that specifications and plans be considered as complimentary. Where a Contractor finds a discrepancy between them, he should immediately call it to the attention of the Architect or Engineer and request that a written clarification be issued. Where the Architect or Engineer finds a discrepancy, he should immediately call it to the attention of the Contractor, clarifying the discrepancy, and issue a written clarification of the requirement. In cases of conflict, case law generally supports written specifications as ruling over graphic information.
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