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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2021

Giving notice under building contracts - 10 point checklist

If you are required by the contract to give a notice, and you don't give one, you may find you are in breach of contract.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Whether you're the building owner, the builder, or the subcontractor, it is likely that the construction contract you signed will require you to give a written notice in certain circumstances.

If you are required by the contract to give a notice, and you don't give one (or you give one, but its invalid) you could well find yourself in breach of contract.

When the time comes to give a contractual notice, drafting and properly serving a compliant notice to the other party isn't as straight forward as one might think. Whilst the individual steps to creating a valid notice aren't difficult – remembering and managing them all in a pressure cooker environment isn't a skill that most people are born with.

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