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This is a weird one and I'll try to summarize as best I can:
We recently did a bit of work (about 4 weeks) on a commercial building including building a new cafe area, new toilet area, moving and rewiring office and function room and fitting 2 new single and 1 new 3-phase board. All was dead tested okay and the circuits that went live were all tested okay too.
So far so good, but we were on a day rate (don't ask) and the client has now said he will have to hold fire until he has more money for the rest of the work it needs and to finish any form filling.
I wondered where we stood legally on having to complete installation certificate if we are not getting paid for it?
I am presuming I have to fill forms to complete the existing job in my own time now but has anyone had anything similar? He will not pay any more and has become a little awkward.
We recently did a bit of work (about 4 weeks) on a commercial building including building a new cafe area, new toilet area, moving and rewiring office and function room and fitting 2 new single and 1 new 3-phase board. All was dead tested okay and the circuits that went live were all tested okay too.
So far so good, but we were on a day rate (don't ask) and the client has now said he will have to hold fire until he has more money for the rest of the work it needs and to finish any form filling.
I wondered where we stood legally on having to complete installation certificate if we are not getting paid for it?
I am presuming I have to fill forms to complete the existing job in my own time now but has anyone had anything similar? He will not pay any more and has become a little awkward.