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MoMo_CriLove 发表于 2018-7-26 10:23 
有相关的法律条款么，我找不到
谢谢
Home Building Amendment Act 2011:
February 2012 changes:
The reforms outlined below will apply to the following from 1 February 2012:
● new residential building work
● new home warranty insurance policies
● new residential building contracts.
Statutory warranty periods Builders, developers, owner–builders and tradespeople must warrant that, amongst other things, their work has been performed in a proper and workmanlike manner. Under the current law a homeowner, or subsequent purchaser,has the right to enforce these warranties for up to 7 years after the work was completed.
Commencing 1 February 2012, the warranty period will be 6 years for structural defects and 2 years for non– structural defects. These periods will be extended by 6 months if the homeowner or subsequent purchaser becomes aware of a defect in the last 6 months of these time periods.
Information Source: http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.a ... ndment_Act_2011.pdf
Similar Information in Fairtrading Website:
Builders, developers, owner–builders and tradespeople must warrant that, among other things, their work has been performed with due care and skill. By law a home owner, or subsequent purchaser, can enforce these warranties within certain time periods after the work was completed.
For contracts signed on or after 1 February 2012 the statutory warranty period for major defects is 6 years, and 2 years for all other defects. If the loss becomes apparent in the last 6 months of the statutory warranty period then the home owner has a further 6 months from becoming aware of the loss to enforce the statutory warranty.
For contracts entered into before 1 February 2012, the statutory warranty period was 7 years for all building work defects.
Information Source:
http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.a ... lding_disputes.page |
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发表于 2018-7-25 15:55
