VIDEO ON THE SUBJECT: UNSCHEDULED CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION / COURT ASSISTANCE
Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2025 10:16 am
QUESTION - 18: If evidence of the use of the material, the location (storage location) of the materials purchased on invoices at the expense of the advance payment is not provided to the court, can this be grounds for returning the advance payment?
Yes, it can be a reason for a return! Look: you paid for the advance - it is part of special database the cost of the entire amount of work, you did not purchase materials for it on time, did not start work, etc. - return the advance.
The customer's obligation is to prove that he paid for the advance, the contractor's obligation is to prove that he started using the advance (purchased raw materials, materials, hired workers, etc.)
QUESTION - 19: How does a contractor receive payment for work under a construction contract?
According to Part 1 of Article 875 of the Civil Code, a construction contract is a refundable contract. To make payment for the work performed, the contractor must send the customer the documents specified in the contract, in particular the act of acceptance of the completed construction work, and the customer must sign them.
After signing, the customer must pay for the work.
If the customer refuses to sign the act of handover and acceptance of work without good reason, this must be recorded and will later be evidence in court.
Yes, it can be a reason for a return! Look: you paid for the advance - it is part of special database the cost of the entire amount of work, you did not purchase materials for it on time, did not start work, etc. - return the advance.
The customer's obligation is to prove that he paid for the advance, the contractor's obligation is to prove that he started using the advance (purchased raw materials, materials, hired workers, etc.)
QUESTION - 19: How does a contractor receive payment for work under a construction contract?
According to Part 1 of Article 875 of the Civil Code, a construction contract is a refundable contract. To make payment for the work performed, the contractor must send the customer the documents specified in the contract, in particular the act of acceptance of the completed construction work, and the customer must sign them.
After signing, the customer must pay for the work.
If the customer refuses to sign the act of handover and acceptance of work without good reason, this must be recorded and will later be evidence in court.