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Application process - building disputes

To make an application in relation to a building disputes complete and lodge:

Form 25 - Application commercial building dispute (PDF, 613.9 KB)

Form 26 - Application domestic building dispute (PDF, 210.3 KB)

Consent notice major commercial building dispute (PDF, 216.2 KB)

Alleged defective work/incomplete work schedule (PDF,FFV1, 260.5 KB) - must be lodged with Form 25 or Form 26

Form 36 - Response and/or counter-application (PDF, 442.5 KB)

Form 50 - Request for decision by default - unliquidated damages (PDF, 380.5 KB) - refer to Practice Direction 2010/9 Directions for decisions by default - unliquidated damages.

Once your application and forms have been received QCAT will review the information you provided.  You will then be contacted by QCAT about the next steps that will happen in relation to your case.

Guidelines for experts in building matters

In some building matters an expert witness will be required to give evidence.

Guidelines for experts in building matters provides information for expert including general guidelines, report requirements, expert conclaves and joint reports.

Any description of QCAT's jurisdiction on this website is general information only and is not intended to precisely define the types of applications that QCAT has the power to decide. QCAT's jurisdiction is determined by the relevant legislation. If you are unsure about your legal rights you should seek legal advice. Any actions taken to resolve your dispute should be determined by your individual circumstances.

Read more about your matter type before making an application.

Last reviewed
9 November 2011
Last updated
27 March 2012

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