Browse Forums Building A New House Re: Received invoice for additional concrete 9Apr 06, 2007 10:58 am perryr PS: Does this mean that fixed price contracts (such the PD are not realy fixed price?) I think you're right there. If i'm not mistaken having such a disclaimer in a contract allows builders to underquote and then add variations post contract. How would this work when working out bank loans. We have contract signing in a couple of weeks (henley), and are in discussions with our bank for our pre-approval which henley require at contract time. What happens if we ask for a loan amount and then prices are increased due to post contract variations?? I.e. the bank accepts your original loan amount request and then does not when you return asking to increase by for e.g. 10k? I say that because we are basically borrowing to our max cap, and don't know what will happen if after contract talks we are hit with more costs. So my question would be are we as clients allowed to include a get out clause in the HIA which will allow us to walk away if pricing increases by x amount greater than tender price (e.g. 3%). Hi Need to read your contract about when final payment is received. Clearly outlines what happens. In vic, known defects or incomplete work must be completed before… 3 2075 Our standard double-glazed window is tested to achieve, Rw 34, and can be glazed to suit Rw 39. The price is good too... 3 12101 |