Showing articles tagged with 'Builders and tradespeople'
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Montmorency-based company ADG Windows (trading as Australian Double Glazing) and its sole director, John Stanley Heath, have been ordered to stop entering into agreements to supply windows and doors for the next five years.
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A pool company and its sole director have been found guilty of engaging in conduct that breaches Victorian consumer and building laws.
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An unregistered builder has been convicted and fined $2,400 in the Ringwood Magistrates’ Court after he failed to meet his duties under Victorian building laws.
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A tradesman who performed building work while unregistered and harassed a former client has been fined a total of $3000 and ordered to pay $500 in costs.
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The Consumer Affairs Legislation Amendment Bill 2014 amends legislation within the Consumer Affairs Victoria portfolio.
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Unregistered builder Anthony Jakupi and his company must pay more than $18,000 in fines and compensation after they were convicted on 10 charges.
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An unregistered builder has been convicted and fined $3000 for illegally entering a contract, accepting payments he was not entitled to and failing to perform work on a South Morang property.
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Unregistered builder Adam Greiner has been convicted, fined $10,000 and ordered to compensate a consumer, after accepting payments for building and landscaping work he did not complete.
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Melbourne Magistrates’ Court has ordered the director of a building company to pay $11,530 compensation to a customer for breaches of consumer and building laws.
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Melbourne Magistrates Court has restrained building contractor FNP Pty Ltd and its director, Grigoriy Trunov, from entering into major domestic building contracts until 1 January 2016.
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