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The Masonry Contract is a specialized construction agreement designed for use in New Zealand's building and construction industry. It is specifically crafted to govern the relationship between masonry contractors and their clients for projects involving brick, stone, or block construction work. This document is essential when engaging professional masonry services for both new construction and renovation projects, ensuring compliance with New Zealand's Building Act 2004, Construction Contracts Act 2002, and relevant industry standards. The contract addresses crucial aspects such as scope of works, quality standards, payment terms, and risk allocation, while incorporating specific requirements for New Zealand's unique construction environment and weather conditions. It serves as a vital tool for protecting both parties' interests and ensuring clear communication of project requirements and deliverables.

1. Parties: Identification of the contractor and client, including full legal names, addresses, and company registration details

2. Background: Context of the agreement, including project overview and purpose of the masonry works

3. Definitions: Defined terms used throughout the contract, including technical masonry terms and contract-specific definitions

4. Scope of Works: Detailed description of masonry works to be performed, including specifications, materials, and quality standards

5. Contract Sum and Payment Terms: Agreed price, payment schedule, and mechanisms complying with the Construction Contracts Act 2002

6. Timeframe and Program: Project timeline, milestones, completion dates, and any liquidated damages for delays

7. Contractor's Obligations: Specific responsibilities including workmanship, materials, compliance with standards, and site management

8. Client's Obligations: Client responsibilities including site access, permits, and provision of necessary information

9. Health and Safety: Safety requirements, compliance with Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, and site-specific safety measures

10. Quality Assurance: Quality control measures, inspections, and compliance with NZ Building Code and masonry standards

11. Warranties: Workmanship warranties, material guarantees, and durability assurances

12. Insurance and Liability: Required insurance coverage, liability allocation, and indemnities

13. Variations: Process for handling changes to scope, pricing, and approval mechanisms

14. Practical Completion: Completion criteria, inspection procedures, and handover requirements

15. Defects Liability: Defects period, remediation process, and final completion requirements

16. Dispute Resolution: Process for handling disputes, including mediation and arbitration procedures

17. General Provisions: Standard contract clauses including governing law, notices, and assignment