Case studies of construction dispute on SOP Act

Resolution of construction disputes used to be a lengthy and often costly process as many legal firms were unfamiliar with the issues pertaining to construction matters. As a result, the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment (SOP) bill was passed in the parliament on 16th November...

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Main Author: Lin, Henry Heng
Other Authors: Wong Wai Fan
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2019
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-780442023-03-03T17:10:27Z Case studies of construction dispute on SOP Act Lin, Henry Heng Wong Wai Fan School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Civil engineering Resolution of construction disputes used to be a lengthy and often costly process as many legal firms were unfamiliar with the issues pertaining to construction matters. As a result, the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment (SOP) bill was passed in the parliament on 16th November 2004 to address this specific problem. The SOP Act was later enacted on 1st April 2005, seeking to accelerate cash flow by launching a quick and relatively low cost adjudication procedure to mediate payment disputes. This project reviewed the practice of Security of Payment (SOP) Act as a legislation through the form of in-depth analysis of the Act itself and recent case studies related to said Act. The focus was with regards to Payment Response and Payment Claim. The cases of Audi Construction Pte Ltd vs Kian Hiap Construction Pte Ltd [2017] and Bintai Kidenko Pte Ltd vs Samsung C&T Corporation [2017] were selected as these are current cases that provide an expansive coverage on the aspects of Payment Claim and Payment Response issues. Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) 2019-06-11T06:06:49Z 2019-06-11T06:06:49Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/78044 en Nanyang Technological University 27 p. application/pdf
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Case studies of construction dispute on SOP Act
description Resolution of construction disputes used to be a lengthy and often costly process as many legal firms were unfamiliar with the issues pertaining to construction matters. As a result, the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment (SOP) bill was passed in the parliament on 16th November 2004 to address this specific problem. The SOP Act was later enacted on 1st April 2005, seeking to accelerate cash flow by launching a quick and relatively low cost adjudication procedure to mediate payment disputes. This project reviewed the practice of Security of Payment (SOP) Act as a legislation through the form of in-depth analysis of the Act itself and recent case studies related to said Act. The focus was with regards to Payment Response and Payment Claim. The cases of Audi Construction Pte Ltd vs Kian Hiap Construction Pte Ltd [2017] and Bintai Kidenko Pte Ltd vs Samsung C&T Corporation [2017] were selected as these are current cases that provide an expansive coverage on the aspects of Payment Claim and Payment Response issues.
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