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Payment Law in construction covers how sums become due, challenged, or recovered for work and materials. It centers on the right to timely payment under the Construction Act 1996, including payment notices, deemed or actual schedule of payments, and adjudication to resolve disputes quickly. A solicitor handles how a claim is framed, drafts or responds to payment notices, and pursues or defends adjudication, court or arbitration proceedings to protect a client’s cash flow and project interests.
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These matters involve statutory requirements for notices and timelines, the validity of payment claims, final accounts, and the interplay with lien or retention rights. A solicitor coordinates with subcontractors, main contractors, and clients to prepare required documentation, enforce or resist payment obligations, and manage risk through timely procedural steps and, if needed, protective court or tribunal orders.
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