Understand your rights under CIPAA.
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The Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act (CIPAA) 2012, was enacted to address the longstanding issue of delayed or non-payment within the construction sector. It was specifically designed to ensure that contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and consultants are paid promptly for the work they have performed or the materials they have supplied.
The CIPAA Act of 2012 establishes a comprehensive framework for construction adjudication payment disputes in Malaysia, offering a faster and more cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation or arbitration processes. Under this act, any party who is owed payment can initiate an adjudication proceeding to resolve the dispute. The process is swift and it involves an impartial adjudicator reviewing the evidence and making a binding decision within a fixed timeframe.
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MyContractSolutions (M) Sdn. Bhd. is a privately held limited company comprised of a team of seasoned and qualified professionals. Our collective dedication is directed towards providing invaluable assistance to individuals and companies within the construction industry. We specialize in the resolution of payment disputes arising from construction contracts, employing the statutory adjudication process outlined in the Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act 2012 (‘CIPAA’).
What is CIPAA, and who can use it?
CIPAA is Malaysia's Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act 2012. It helps contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and consultants resolve payment disputes quickly and fairly.
How long does the CIPAA process take?
What disputes are covered under CIPAA?
Do I need a consultant for CIPAA proceedings?
What happens if the other party doesn’t comply with the adjudicator’s decision?
After winning an adjudication decision, you can take several actions, including:
Enforce the decision
Apply to the High Court to register the decision as an order of the court, which allows you to take legal action to recover the amount.
Negotiate a settlement
Discuss with the other party to reach an agreement that avoids further legal action.
File a winding-up petition
If the other party is unable to pay, you can file a winding-up petition against them.
Suspend work
If the other party doesn't pay, you can temporarily stop work or reduce the rate of progress.
Request payment from the principal
You can ask the other party's principal to pay directly.
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