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now let us proceed with our discussions of the clause 30 related to the certificates and the payment previously we discussed about the set off by the employer there are a series of circumstances where the employer is entitled to set off the cost from the contractor there are also rules for the employer to follow in order to set off the amount from the contractor in this videos we are going to proceed our discussions with the retention fund bear in mind that this retention fund is different from the set off that we have mentioned previously this set off here is normally related to the contractor not being able to fulfill his obligations and often reluctant to ratify it which as a result lead to the laws and expenses to the employer since now the problem is still to the contractor the employer is entitled to service the course from the contractor which is by doing this set off in another word this set off is a responsive actions by the employer when the contractor do not fulfill his obli