Subcontract Admin Toolkit

This offer includes a set of template notices, commonly required to be given by subcontractors while administering their builder's contract document.

Offer includes:

Notice of Delay

Claim for Extension of Time

Claim for Further Extension of Time

 Notice of Claim for Delay Costs

 Notice of Claim for Suspension Costs

Notice of Anticipated Practical Completion

 Notice requesting Certificate of Practical Completion

 Notice of effect of Proposed Acceleration Direction

 Notice of effect of amendment to Construction Program

 Variation Quotation

 Notice of Variation Direction

 Notice of Latent Condition

 Claim for Latent Condition Costs

 Notice of Defective or Unsuitable Substrate

 Notice of Buildability Issue

 Notice of discovery of Special Interest | Artefact | Archaeological Items

 Notice of intention to sub-subcontract a portion of the Works

 Notice of planned test to Subcontract Works

 Request for Information form

 Notice of appointed Company Representative

 Notice of RFI confirming working hours

 Notice of required access to site (after hours)

 EOT Register

 Variation Register

 *WARNING* 

The resources contained in this offer are not a substitute for legal advice, and we make no representation as to the accuracy of the contents of the notices with respect to any particular builder's contract. Please watch the video for a message from the author.

 

$997.00 AUD

LICENCE AGREEMENT

The forms, templates and registers included in this offer, including the concepts ('Intellectual Property') are the Intellectual Property of Common Sense Project Solutions Pty Ltd in its capacity as trustee for the Common Sense Trust, trading as Tricks of Your Trade. ('TOYT')

TOYT claims copyright and reserves all of its rights in respect of the Intellectual Property.

Without limiting the preceding paragraphs, upon purchase, TOYT grants the Customer irrevocably and royalty free licence to use, adapt and destroy the Intellectual Property for the Customer's sole and exclusive use.

By ticking the box "I have read and agree to the terms and conditions of this page as follows:" the Customer warrants to TOYT that it will not:

- sell, circulate, share or publish the Intellectual Property;

- take all reasonable measures to securely save and store the Intellectual Property;

- make public comment about, commentate on or display images or media containing the Intellectual Property,

without the prior written consent of TOYT.

OFFER NON-REFUNDABLE

The Customer acknowledges that upon receipt of the Intellectual Property, the Customer instantaneously obtains the benefit and contents of the Intellectual Property. 

TOYT is not in a position to know, and makes no representations as to the suitability of the Intellectual Property for the Customer's application or specific use. 

Since the Customer obtains the benefit of the Intellectual Property upon purchase, and there is no practical way for TOYT to revoke such benefit, the Customer accepts that no refunds, credits or compensation shall be payable by TOYT where the Customer is unsatisfied with the contents of the offer.

WARNING AND NO WARRANTIES AS TO SUITABILITY

The Customer acknowledges TOYT is not apprised of the specific requirements of any particular contract the Customer might be administering by using the Intellectual Property.

Any comment, guidance note or advice contained in the Intellectual Property, or otherwise implied, is not to be taken as legal advice. The Intellectual Property is to be taken by the Customer solely as a tool, starting point, template or draft document.

TOYT makes no warranties as to the suitability of the Intellectual Property with regard to the Customer's specific circumstances. 

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR LEGAL ADVICE

 The Intellectual Property contained in this offer is not a substitute for legal advice. 

TOYT strongly recommends the Customer seek advice in respect of its specific circumstances. 

NO CLAIM BY CUSTOMER

The Customer agrees and acknowledges it shall have no claim against TOYT with respect to the offer.

For clarity, Claim means: any request, demand or entitlement in relation to the Intellectual Property and/or the offer, damages (whether under these terms and conditions, or otherwise, including without limitation in tort, in quasi contract, misrepresentation, under any statute except a statute which cannot be barred by agreement), payment or damages in quantum meruit, unjust enrichment or restitution, or (without limitation) pursuant to any other principle of law or equity.

The perfect companion to complete your toolkit, is the Subcontract Review Toolkit.

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