Landlord's terms and conditions document to use with all contractors for maintenance of the property.
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- Length:4 pages (1214 words)
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About this document
Avoid misunderstandings with contractors. Avoid conflict. Just get the job done. The benefit to the landlord of using this document is that he can dictate his own terms to a self employed or small firm contractor.
Like every Net Lawman document, this one has been drawn so that you can easily delete what you do not need without upsetting the remainder of the document. You can use the full version for major work, or strip it down to use with the guy who does small repair jobs.
This is an umbrella agreement that can continue to apply for every piece of work you instruct.
Contents
- Main points of contract and how work will be described
- What happens if work is not completed
- Provision for a supervising surveyor if required
- Detailed requirement as to how the contractor will work
- How payment shall be made
- Compliance with the law
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