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A guide to signing HIA residential building contracts
Every large-scale residential building project should commence with a signed contract. There are important things to note when taking this important step to ensure you’re protected against disputes, non-payment and other potential issues.
In this handy resource, find out what you need to know about how to sign residential building contracts in a legally binding manner. It includes the answers to common questions like: how do I handle countersigning? What defines an authorised agent of the owner? How do I ensure an electronic signature is done in line with the law? Make sure all the boxes are ticked with this expert-led article designed for builders.
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Who is it for?
Building Professionals
Housing industry professionals engaged in residential building contracts.
What does it include?
- Who you are contracting with
- Signing as a company
- Owners’ authorised agents
- Countersigning
- Electronic signatures.