New Build Contract

[Spazz]

I have just had a quote excepted for the wiring of a conversion of a block of flats, has anyone got a template for a written contract between electrician and customer please?

If anyone can help me with this please pm me


Thanks in advanced

 

[Mark_Burgess]

Do a forum search, I am sure this has been covered already.

It was part of T's and C's

 

[Spazz]

just looked through all 9 pages of anything containing the word contract and cant find anything - loads asking for contracts but no-one replaying

If anyone can help please

 

[Plonker 3]

Contact a solicitor and explain what you want putting into the contract, yes it will cost but also be worth it's weight in gold to yourself.

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[trev]

You can bet your life that the main contractor will have a contract which they will expect you to sign, if this is a problem then they may not go ahead with you. This contract will undoubtedly have been prepared by their legal advisors, a home written one would have a coach and horses driven through it by a good solicitor if there was a dispute which ended up in court.

 

[Spazz]

I dont think there is a main contractor on this job tbh.

The Landlord is managing it himself, he has sorted the different trades out himself.


I have just found one from the Federation of Master Trades Men, so going to look at that tomorrow and adapt it to what I need.

 

[trev]

Hmmmm. Do what Dillb said, get a solicitor to do it for you.

 

[Engineer54]

Hmmmm. Do what Dillb said, get a solicitor to do it for you.

And not just any solicitor either, he/she needs to be qualified in the Commercial Business side of the law.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Hmmmm. Do what Dillb said, get a solicitor to do it for you.

I agree ...... a "home made" contract won't be worth the paper it's written on - especially seeing as you struggle so much with your spelling & grammar.

Please note I'm not "having a pop" at you ... I'm aware that some people have Dyslexia - my friend for one - and here on a forum we can make allowances for that, but in a legal document you won't have that luxury.

 

[ruston]

Hmmmm. Do what Dillb said, get a solicitor to do it for you.

Then you have it to adapt for the future , one payment now and free forever.