Create a bespoke document in minutes, or upload and review your own.
Get your first 2 documents free
Your data doesn't train Genie's AI
You keep IP ownership of your information
Novation Agreement (Construction)
1. Parties: Identifies the three parties: the Original Employer, the Original Contractor/Consultant, and the Incoming Contractor/Consultant
2. Background: Sets out the context of the original contract and the reason for novation
3. Definitions: Defines key terms including the Original Contract, Novation Date, and any construction-specific terms
4. Interpretation: Sets out rules for interpreting the agreement, including references to the Original Contract
5. Novation: Core clause effecting the transfer of rights and obligations from the Original Contractor to the Incoming Contractor
6. Release and Assumption of Obligations: Details the release of the Original Contractor and assumption of obligations by the Incoming Contractor
7. Outstanding Claims: Addresses treatment of existing claims and liabilities up to the Novation Date
8. Warranties and Representations: Standard warranties from all parties regarding authority to enter into the agreement
9. Construction-Specific Obligations: Addresses specific construction-related matters being transferred
10. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specifies Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction for disputes
11. Execution: Signature blocks for all three parties
1. Security and Performance Bonds: Required if there are existing bonds or guarantees that need to be replaced or transferred
2. Insurance: Required if specific insurance arrangements need to be addressed
3. Intellectual Property: Include if the construction project involves significant design elements or IP rights
4. Confidentiality: Include if specific confidentiality obligations need to be preserved or modified
5. Assignment and Further Novation: Include if parties wish to restrict future transfers or novations
6. Step-in Rights: Include if there are lender step-in rights that need to be preserved
7. Payment Provisions: Required if there are outstanding payments or special payment arrangements
8. Subcontractor Provisions: Include if there are significant subcontractor relationships that need to be addressed
1. Schedule 1 - Original Contract: Copy or details of the contract being novated
2. Schedule 2 - Outstanding Works: List of remaining works to be completed under the contract
3. Schedule 3 - Outstanding Payments: Details of any payments due or retention amounts
4. Schedule 4 - Existing Claims: List of any existing claims or disputes
5. Schedule 5 - Transferred Documents: List of project documents, drawings, and specifications being transferred
6. Schedule 6 - Forms of Notice: Template notices to third parties regarding the novation
7. Appendix A - Bonds and Guarantees: Copies of replacement or transferred security documents
8. Appendix B - Insurance Certificates: Copies of new or endorsed insurance certificates
Authors
Original Contract
Original Employer
Original Contractor
Incoming Contractor
Construction Works
Novation Date
Effective Date
Completion Date
Outstanding Works
Project
Site
Construction Documents
Professional Team
Design Documents
Original Contract Sum
Outstanding Balance
Retention Sum
Performance Security
Warranties
Defects Liability Period
Professional Indemnity Insurance
Construction All Risks Insurance
Existing Claims
AB 18
Building Regulations
Permits
Specifications
Construction Program
Quality Management System
Health and Safety Plan
Environmental Requirements
Technical Requirements
Payment Certificate
Practical Completion
Subcontracts
Construction Equipment
Materials
Intellectual Property Rights
Force Majeure Event
Confidential Information
Business Day
Working Day
Governing Law
Jurisdiction
Parent Company Guarantee
Performance Bond
Design Rights
Outstanding Liabilities
Project Manager
Contract Administrator
Dispute Resolution Procedure
Definitions
Interpretation
Background
Novation
Release and Assumption
Construction Obligations
Payment Terms
Securities and Bonds
Insurance
Warranties
Liability
Indemnification
Professional Standards
Health and Safety
Environmental Compliance
Quality Assurance
Documentation Transfer
Intellectual Property
Confidentiality
Data Protection
Force Majeure
Dispute Resolution
Governing Law
Assignment
Notices
Entire Agreement
Severability
Third Party Rights
Execution
Subcontractor Relations
Performance Standards
Site Access
Materials and Equipment
Defects Liability
Time and Program
Variations
Testing and Inspection
Completion
Regulatory Compliance
Find the exact document you need
Download our whitepaper on the future of AI in Legal
Genie’s Security Promise
Genie is the safest place to draft. Here’s how we prioritise your privacy and security.
Your documents are private:
We do not train on your data; Genie’s AI improves independently
All data stored on Genie is private to your organisation
Your documents are protected:
Your documents are protected by ultra-secure 256-bit encryption
Our bank-grade security infrastructure undergoes regular external audits
We are ISO27001 certified, so your data is secure
Organizational security
You retain IP ownership of your documents
You have full control over your data and who gets to see it
Innovation in privacy:
Genie partnered with the Computational Privacy Department at Imperial College London
Together, we ran a £1 million research project on privacy and anonymity in legal contracts
Want to know more?
Visit our Trust Centre for more details and real-time security updates.
Read our Privacy Policy.