Latest news Skip listen and sharing tools Listen Filter by category All News alerts Court actions Enforceable undertakings Legislation updates Public warnings Media releases Showing articles tagged with 'Builders and tradespeople' Cain Robert Padman (trading as Priority Fencing Projects and Constructions) - Commencement of action Court actions 13 April 2018 Consumer Affairs Victoria has started court action against Cain Robert Padman, 34, for alleged breaches of Victorian building and consumer laws. Build Aware heading to Casey, Dandenong and Frankston - News alert News alerts 19 February 2018 Five Victorian building regulators working together on the Build Aware program will inspect building, construction and demolition sites in the Casey, Dandenong and Frankston regions this week to ensure operators are complying with the law. Tim Phan - Court outcome Court actions 30 January 2018 An Avondale Heights man who worked as a builder while unregistered has been ordered to refund three of his customers a total of more than $26,700 at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court. Walid El Haouli (trading as BRB Modular Homes) - Commencement of action Court actions 7 December 2017 The Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria has begun civil proceedings against Walid El Haouli - trading as BRB Modular Homes – in Werribee Magistrates’ Court for alleged contraventions of the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 and the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria). Build aware inspections taking place in Melbourne, Port Phillip and Stonnington - News alert News alerts 8 November 2017 Five Victorian building regulators from the joint initiative ‘Build Aware’, will inspect building, construction and demolition sites across the cities of Melbourne, Port Phillip and Stonnington, to check whether operators are complying with the law. Learn more about building and renovating at the Home Show - News alert News alerts 17 August 2017 Consumer Affairs Victoria staff will be on hand to provide information about your building or renovating project at the Victorian Government stand at the Melbourne Home Show. Ezy Lite Pty Ltd and Adnan Dennaoui - Court outcome Court actions 21 July 2017 A building cladding company and its director have been convicted and fined a total of $70,000, after pleading guilty to making false and misleading representations about the fire ratings of some of its products. Andrew Michael Renn - Court outcome Court actions 3 July 2017 A Hawthorn builder and landscaper has been convicted and fined for failing to comply with the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 and the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria). Domestic Building Dispute Resolution Victoria service now available - News alert News alerts 26 April 2017 Domestic Building Dispute Resolution Victoria is an independent government agency that will provide free, fair and fast building dispute resolution services. ADG Windows Pty Ltd and John Stanley Heath - Court action Court actions 2 November 2016 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. Go to:Page 1Page 2Page 3Page 4Page 1 of 4Next
Cain Robert Padman (trading as Priority Fencing Projects and Constructions) - Commencement of action Court actions 13 April 2018 Consumer Affairs Victoria has started court action against Cain Robert Padman, 34, for alleged breaches of Victorian building and consumer laws.
Build Aware heading to Casey, Dandenong and Frankston - News alert News alerts 19 February 2018 Five Victorian building regulators working together on the Build Aware program will inspect building, construction and demolition sites in the Casey, Dandenong and Frankston regions this week to ensure operators are complying with the law.
Tim Phan - Court outcome Court actions 30 January 2018 An Avondale Heights man who worked as a builder while unregistered has been ordered to refund three of his customers a total of more than $26,700 at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court.
Walid El Haouli (trading as BRB Modular Homes) - Commencement of action Court actions 7 December 2017 The Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria has begun civil proceedings against Walid El Haouli - trading as BRB Modular Homes – in Werribee Magistrates’ Court for alleged contraventions of the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 and the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria).
Build aware inspections taking place in Melbourne, Port Phillip and Stonnington - News alert News alerts 8 November 2017 Five Victorian building regulators from the joint initiative ‘Build Aware’, will inspect building, construction and demolition sites across the cities of Melbourne, Port Phillip and Stonnington, to check whether operators are complying with the law.
Learn more about building and renovating at the Home Show - News alert News alerts 17 August 2017 Consumer Affairs Victoria staff will be on hand to provide information about your building or renovating project at the Victorian Government stand at the Melbourne Home Show.
Ezy Lite Pty Ltd and Adnan Dennaoui - Court outcome Court actions 21 July 2017 A building cladding company and its director have been convicted and fined a total of $70,000, after pleading guilty to making false and misleading representations about the fire ratings of some of its products.
Andrew Michael Renn - Court outcome Court actions 3 July 2017 A Hawthorn builder and landscaper has been convicted and fined for failing to comply with the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 and the Australian Consumer Law (Victoria).
Domestic Building Dispute Resolution Victoria service now available - News alert News alerts 26 April 2017 Domestic Building Dispute Resolution Victoria is an independent government agency that will provide free, fair and fast building dispute resolution services.
ADG Windows Pty Ltd and John Stanley Heath - Court action Court actions 2 November 2016 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.