A guide to standard form home building contracts
Ben Johnson
September 8, 2023
Before signing a standard form building contract, it is crucial to ensure that you understand the terms fully.
Before signing a standard form building contract, it is crucial to ensure that you understand the terms fully.
Variations can be a helpful tool for owners and building contractors to make changes to the scope of works without risking termination.
Provisional sum and prime cost items are allowances that can’t be adequately quantified when a building contract is entered into. It’s important that all parties understand how these clauses operate before the contract is signed.
If you’re building or renovating, or working in the building and construction industry, it’s important that you know about extension of time clauses.
It is important when building or undertaking work on your home to make sure that you have contracts in place for works over a certain amount.
The recent decisions of the Appeal Panel in the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal emphasises the consequences of invalidly terminating the home building contract. If
On 2 December 2020, the NSW Court of Appeal delivered a judgment in the matter of Roude v Helwani [2020] NSWCA 310. This was an appeal from
The threat posed by COVID-19 is becoming more widely recognised and publicised. Governments across the globe are taking swifts steps to try and reduce the
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