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Insurance Claim Denied? 2 Types of Denial and How to Challenge
Not all insurance claim denials are legitimate. Understanding the difference between a rightly denied claim and one the insurer just doesn't want to pay is critical.
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Who Pays Your Legal Fees When a Neighbour Builds (Section 97)
Under section 97 of the Building Act 1993, adjoining owners can have legal and expert fees paid when a neighbour commences building works. But you only have 14 days to respond
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Trades contracting directly with homeowners, do you need a major domestic building contract?
Most building work over $16,000 in Victoria needs a major domestic building contract. This applies to trades too, not just registered builders. Here's what gets caught.
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Builder Failed? The Insurance That Can Still Cover You
DBI isn't the only cover when a builder fails. Plumbing insurance, PI insurance and other classes of cover can all respond, but only if you know how to claim them
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Victoria has overhauled building regulation but what about plumbing insurance?
Despite major reform of the VBA into the Building and Plumbing Commission, plumbing insurance under the 2002 Order remains outdated and unregulated. Where is the progress?
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