Abstract The Building and Construction Industry, Security of Payment Acts (the Acts) now in force in most Australian States are causing a radical re-think of many traditional project management and contract management processes. The Acts apply to every business involved in Building and Construction including contractors, subcontractors, clients, suppliers and professional firms. However, the consequences […]
Abstract The Security of Payment Acts have been the subject of numerous judgements that are beginning to clarify and define the meaning of many key clauses and identify exactly what is required of a party to successfully make or defend a claim under the Act. Some of the key judgements and their primary effect are […]
Abstract The Security of Payment Acts have been the subject of numerous judgements that are beginning to clarify and define the meaning of many key clauses and identify exactly what is required of a party to successfully make or defend a claim under the Act. This presentation canvasses the current state of the law and […]
Abstract A defective work claims is the most common claim made by building owners against their building or construction contractor. The cost and consequences associated with resolving a defective work claim can be minimised if the contract is prepared for each individual project setting out effective and feasible methods of risk allocation together with clear […]
Pay Now, Argue Later – QMBA Breakfast Presentation, 12th July 2005 The effect of the new Security of Payment Act on the Queensland construction industry. Download – Pay Now, Argue Later
Abstract The Building and Construction Industry, Security of Payment Acts (the Acts) now in force in most Australian States are causing a radical re-think of many traditional project management and contract management processes. The Acts apply to every business involved in Building and Construction including contractors, subcontractors, clients, suppliers and professional firms. However, the consequences […]
