s. s. 54 54 reasonably foreseeable when the term was agreed to. 54 What is a domestic building dispute? (1) A is a dispute or claim domestic building dispute arising— (a) between a building owner and— (i) a builder; or (ii) a building practitioner (as defined in the or Building Act 1993); (iii) a sub-contractor; or (iv) an architect— in relation to a domestic building contract or the carrying out of domestic building work; or (b) between a builder and— (i) another builder; or (ii) a building practitioner (as defined in the Building Act 1993); or (iii) a sub-contractor; or (iv) an insurer— in relation to a domestic building contract or the carrying out of domestic building work; or (c) between a building owner or a builder and— S. 54(1)(c) amended by No. 69/2006 (i) an architect; or s. 221(a). (ii) a building practitioner registered under the as an engineer Building Act 1993 or draftsperson—
reasonably foreseeable when the term was agreed to. 54 What is a domestic building dispute? s. 54 (1) A domestic building dispute is a dispute or claim arising— (a) between a building owner and— (i) a builder; or (ii) a building practitioner (as defined in the Building Act 1993); or (iii) a sub-contractor; or (iv) an architect— in relation to a domestic building contract or the carrying out of domestic building work; or (b) between a builder and— (i) another builder; or (ii) a building practitioner (as defined in the Building Act 1993); or (iii) a sub-contractor; or (iv) an insurer— in relation to a domestic building contract or the carrying out of domestic building work; or s. 54 S. 54(1)(c) amended by No. 69/2006 s. 221(a). (c) between a building owner or a builder and— (i) an architect; or (ii) a building practitioner registered under the Building Act 1993 as an engineer or draftsperson—