The golden rule to follow before signing any Building Contract
The golden rule with the contract-signing process is check twice, and sign once.
If you are unsure of a clause, don’t sign until you are 100 per cent comfortable that you have ensured as much certainty as possible.
If you aren't sure on how to interpret particular clauses, seek advice from those who can help.
Nobody wants to have to enforce a contract, but if you end up in a dispute you will be thankful you took the time to make sure things fall in your favour.
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Written by Annelyse, Building Contract Enthusiast, Project Manager, and founder of Build Together Project Management.
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