Terminate Building Contract Template for Australia

1. Mutual Termination Agreement: Used when termination is by mutual consent, outlining agreed terms of separation

2. Dispute Resolution: Include when there are unresolved disputes that need specific resolution procedures

3. Defects Liability: Required when there are existing defects that need to be addressed post-termination

4. Insurance and Bonds: Include when there are insurance claims or performance bonds that need to be addressed

5. Intellectual Property: Needed when there are design or IP rights that need to be transferred or protected

6. Confidentiality: Include when specific confidentiality obligations need to survive termination

7. Subcontractor Arrangements: Required when there are ongoing subcontractor relationships that need to be addressed

8. Warranties: Include when dealing with existing warranties that need to be transferred or maintained

1. Schedule A - Financial Statement: Detailed breakdown of all financial calculations, including payments, claims, and adjustments

2. Schedule B - Works Completion Status: Detailed list of completed and incomplete works with percentages of completion

3. Schedule C - Site Inventory: Inventory of all materials, equipment, and other items on site

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Claims: List of all outstanding claims, variations, and disputes

5. Schedule E - Defects List: Comprehensive list of known defects and required remedial works

6. Appendix 1 - Site Photos: Photographic evidence of site condition at termination

7. Appendix 2 - Relevant Correspondence: Copies of key correspondence leading to termination

8. Appendix 3 - Certificates and Permits: Copies of relevant certificates, permits, and approvals