Once the respondent makes full payment of the claimed amount to the claimant, the payment process under the Act is complete.
- Tasmania: How to start
- Schedule Served
- Schedule NOT Served
- Respondent Does NOT Serve Payment Schedule
- Claimant Paid; or
- Claimant NOT Paid
- Claimant Chooses Adjudication
- Suspension of Work
- Why Not Litigation?
- Claimant Prepares s21(4) Notice
- Claimant Serves s21(4) Notice
- Respondent Prepares Payment Schedule
- Respondent Serves Payment Schedule; or
- Respondent: NOT Serve Payment Schedule (II)
- Claimant Paid after receipt of s21(4) Notice; or
- Claimant NOT Paid, Prepares Adj Application
- Claimant Serves Adjudication Application
- Adjudication Response Not Permitted
- Adjudication
- Apply for Adjudication/Resources
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FULL CLAIMED AMOUNT PAID
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