Examples of DBP Act in a sentence
This clause 6.6 of Schedule 3 (other than this sentence) applies only to the extent that the DBP Act and the DBP Regulation applies to the Developer’s Works.
By reason of s 37(1) of the DBP Act, Icon, as the builder of the Building, had a duty, when constructing the Building, to exercise reasonable care to avoid economic loss caused by defects: (a) in or related to the Building (it being the building for which Icon’s construction work was done); and (b) arising from the construction work carried out by Icon.
During the period 2015 to 2018, Icon constructed the Building and during this period engaged in 'construction work' within the meaning of that term as defined in s 36(1) of the DBP Act.
The complex nature of the NSW licensing system is evident through the unintended consequences relating to the implementation of the DBP Act and Regulations which has had significant impacts on all businesses but particularly small businesses in the residential building industry.
The drafting goes beyond the Model Clauses.Certifier AgreementForm of contractBespokeDate of executionBefore RAB Act and DBP Act published and before commencement of BDC Act.
The Model Clauses are not intended to address or replace the commercial risk allocation agreed between the parties, or alter the obligations of any party under legislation.These Model Clauses are not intended to be used for the appointment of a Principal Design Practitioner as contemplated in the D&BP Act, such appointments will require different clauses.The Model Clauses are based on AS4122 - 2010.
Icon also engaged in 'construction work' and therefore owed a duty of care by reason of the DBP Act 141F.
Icon also engaged in 'construction work' and therefore owed a duty of care by reason of the DBP Act 76F.
The duty owed by Icon referred to in paragraph 141H above was, by reason of s 37(2) of the DBP Act, owed to each of the persons referred to in paragraph 141E above.
The purpose of this report is to assess how design and construction contracts respond to the DBP Act and RAB Act, however for context we have included below a brief overview of the key pieces of legislation in NSW that govern the design and construction of buildings with a Class 2 part.