Document background
The Construction Release Of Liability agreement is a critical document used in Hong Kong's construction industry to formally discharge parties from specific liabilities and obligations arising from construction work. It is typically employed upon completion of construction phases or projects, or when resolving disputes between parties. The document addresses various aspects including safety compliance, worker protection, and property rights, all within the framework of Hong Kong's legal system. It incorporates references to relevant Hong Kong legislation such as the Buildings Ordinance and Construction Workers Registration Ordinance, making it suitable for use by developers, contractors, and other construction industry stakeholders. This agreement is particularly important in Hong Kong's dynamic construction environment, where clear liability documentation is essential for risk management and project closure.
