CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. The Customer hereby expressly acknowledges that:
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 6.1 The Company shall be entitled to exercise all or any powers available to the Company under the Construction Contracts Act 2002 including suspension of work, adjudication and seeking charging orders.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 21.1.If you are a “residential occupier” (as defined in Part 1, section 5 of the Construction Contracts Act 2002 (CCA)), then you agree that we shall have the right to suspend any Hire of Equipment by providing five (5) days written notice, should a payment claim be served on you and payment is defaulted, in accordance with section 24A in Part 2, subpart 4 of the CCA.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. The Client hereby expressly acknowledges that:
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 23.1 The parties agree that for the purposes of the Construction Contracts Act 2002 where the Seller is a commercial provider this Agreement is not a commercial construction contract or a construction contract whether for work on a commercial or residential property and liability under this Agreement shall be in no way limited by any contract that the Buyer may have entered into with a third party in relation to the supply of Goods and/or Services to that third party or the payment by the third party to the Buyer of any monies whether by progress payments or otherwise.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. (a) For supply of goods and/or services that comprise construction work under the Construction Contracts Act 2002, any payment to be made by the customer is to be made as payer under that Act, as specified in clause 2(e).
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 1.7.1 If this Agreement or any Purchase Order is deemed to constitute a construction contract to which the Construction Contracts Act 2002 applies then the Supplier must serve on the Customer a payment claim showing the estimated value of the Goods/Services completed by the last day of the month, Any such payment claim shall not constitute a tax invoice. The Customer will, within 20 Business Days from the last date for submission of the payment claim, provide a payment schedule to the Supplier. If the scheduled amount is less than the payment claim submitted the Customer will indicate the manner in which the scheduled amount was calculated and the reason for the difference. If the difference is because the Customer is withholding payment on any basis then the Customer will set out its reasons for withholding such payment. The payment schedule will not constitute a buyer created invoice. A tax invoice must be issued by the Supplier for the equal value of the payment schedule before payment will be made in accordance with the timeframes set out in this Agreement.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 14.1 The Builder shall be entitled to exercise any powers available to the Builder under the Construction Contracts Act 2002, including suspending the Works, seeking adjudication or obtaining charging orders.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 17.1 The Agreement is a “construction contract” under the Construction Contracts Act 2002 unless section 11 of the Act applies. Nothing in the Agreement will be construed as negating the rights, obligations and requirements of that Act. Accordingly, the dispute resolution procedures in the Agreement will be in addition to (and not in substitution for) those provided in the Act but specific provisions in the Agreement will prevail over default provisions in the Act where the Act so allows.
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ACT 2002. 20.1 In the event that the Buyer is a residential occupier as defined by the Construction Contracts Act 2002 the Buyer hereby expressly acknowledges that:
