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ARTICLE · 24 OCTOBER 2019

Entitlement To Claim For Materials Which Had Not Been Delivered Or Installed

In Chuang Long Engineering Pte Ltd v Nan Huat Aluminium & Glass Pte Ltd [2019] SGHC 55, the issue of the proper interpretation of Section 7(2)(c) SOPA, i.e. whether one is entitled to claim for materials which had not...

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In Chuang Long Engineering Pte Ltd v Nan Huat Aluminium & Glass Pte Ltd [2019] SGHC 55, the issue of the proper interpretation of Section 7(2)(c) SOPA, i.e. whether one is entitled to claim for materials which had not been delivered or installed, was raised before the courts for the first time.

The respondent subcontractor filed a payment claim for unpaid works, including the value of materials which, while fabricated by the respondent for the purposes of the project, had not been delivered nor installed by the respondent ("the uninstalled materials"). During adjudication, it was determined that the respondent was entitled to the claim for the uninstalled materials. In arriving at the determination, the adjudicator relied on s7(2)(c) SOPA which provided for the valuation of "materials or components that are to form part of any building, structure or works arising from the construction work ... that ... on payment, will become the property of the party for whom

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