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The Sale And Construction Agreement is a specialized contract used in the Australian property and construction industry when a party wishes to purchase land or property that includes construction works to be completed by the vendor or their nominated builder. This document is particularly relevant for off-the-plan purchases, custom home builds, or commercial development projects. The agreement must comply with various Australian federal and state legislation, including the Competition and Consumer Act, state-specific building regulations, and property law. It typically includes detailed specifications for the construction work, payment schedules, completion timeframes, and quality standards. The document is designed to protect both the purchaser's interests in acquiring the property and ensuring construction quality, while providing the builder/vendor with clear terms for payment and performance obligations. This type of agreement is commonly used in both residential and commercial contexts, particularly in new developments or major renovation projects.
