Browse Forums General Discussion 1 May 04, 2008 11:52 pm Hi, new to forum. I have a question with regard to the tern "commencement and price review date" as used in the HIA contract in Queensland. Is this the date that the builder must commence the house for the price on the contract to remain unchanged (as in the quoted price on the contract is good for 60 days (for example) provided the house is started)? Or is it the date that the house must be started by and the date at which the builder reviews the contract price and adjusts for any cost of material or labour rises? So much for the 'plain english' or 'fixed price' contract.
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