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Considerations for AS 4300 contracts
The AS 4300 is a standard form contract for design and construct commonly used on commercial construction projects. This type of contract is often used for large domestic buildings, commercialRead More
In a Construction Project, Can an Unpaid Debt be Recovered from the Owner?
Yes – an unpaid debt can in certain circumstances be recovered by a Subcontractor from the Owner. Essentially, when the builder engages a subcontractor to perform work on the siteRead More
What kind of contract do I need for home building in NSW?
The construction of residential buildings is highly regulated in NSW. The type of contract you need for home building depends on the cost of the work to be completed. OverallRead More
What are the basics in a construction contract?
If you’re wondering how to decipher a construction contract or what clauses you should look out for, this article breaks down some key construction contract elements that may trip youRead More
What do liquidated damages clauses in construction contracts mean?
A liquidated damages clause provides pre-determined and fixed monetary compensation for a proven or admitted breach of contract. It is unnecessary to prove loss as a result of the breachRead More
How does the Contractors Debt Act work?
The Contractors Debt Act 1997 (NSW) (the CDA) provides for individuals (often subcontractors) to recover payment they are owed for work carried out or materials supplied. In essence, the CDARead More
An introduction to construction law issues
Building projects in Australia are highly regulated by a number of common law and statutory obligations. Understanding your legal concerns in the construction industry can be quite daunting, here isRead More