[110A Payment notices: contractual requirements]
Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (1996 c 53) | Legislation

[110A  Payment notices: contractual requirements]

[(1)     A construction contract shall, in relation to every payment provided for by the contract—

(a)     require the payer or a specified person to give a notice complying with subsection (2) to the payee not later than five days after the payment due date, or

(b)     require the payee to give a notice complying with subsection (3) to the payer or a specified person not later than five days after the payment due date.

(2)     A notice

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