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Can A SOPA Judgment Be Stopped? Key Lessons For Owners, Developers, Builders And Subcontractors

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By Anish Wilson, Barbara Farhat
| Mondaq
Anish Wilson’s articles from Bartier Perry are most popular: in Australia Bartier Perry are most popular: within Consumer Protection topic(s) A recent decision of the New South Wales District Court highlights the evolving approach to applications to stay (or pause) the enforcement of judgments arising under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (SOPA).
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Lost Opportunity: Can Owners Refuse A Builder Access To Rectify Defects

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By David Creais, Barbara Farhat
| Mondaq
David Creais’s articles from Bartier Perry are most popular: in Africa Bartier Perry are most popular: within Consumer Protection topic(s) A decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal has addressed an important question in residential construction disputes: must an owner give a builder an opportunity to rectify defects before claiming the cost of rectification?
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Email Service Under SOPA - What You Need To Know

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By Anish Wilson, Barbara Farhat
| Mondaq
Bartier Perry are most popular: within Consumer Protection topic(s) A recent New South Wales District Court decision is a timely reminder that, under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW) (SOPA), the validity of service may turn on how the parties have actually conducted themselves during a project.
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