Porter Davis Collapse: Termination Update

The last few weeks saw the appointed liquidator, Grant Thornton, issue Repudiation Notices to many of the affected parties to the Porter Davis Collapse. Receiving a Repudiation Notices can be a distressing experience for those who may not understand their rights.

What is a Repudiation Notice?

A Repudiation Notice is a legal document that declares that one party has refused to fulfill its obligations under a contract. In this case, it is a formal notification that Porter Davis will not be completing the build. If you have received a Repudiation Notice, you may now be able to make a claim against the Domestic Building Insurance through the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority (VMIA). However, it is important to seek advice when making insurance claims such as these to ensure that you are aware of what you are entitled to claim and how to increase the chances of a successful claim.

If you have not received a Repudiation Notice, we encourage you to read our previous blog post. This blog outlines the legal rights and options available to homeowners who may have been affected by the Porter Davis collapse. It is important to be proactive and take the necessary steps to protect your interests and rights as a homeowner.

Our Services

At Oldham Construction Lawyers, we understand that receiving a Repudiation Notice can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. Our firm is well equipped to assist you with making a claim to the VMIA, and we can provide you with the legal guidance you need to navigate this complex process. Our team of experienced lawyers can help you understand your rights and obligations under the contract, as well as any legal options you may have.

If you are a homeowner who has been affected by the Porter Davis collapse, or if you have received a Repudiation Notice, contact our office on (03) 9640 0002, or via email info@oclawyers.com.au