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The Partial Unconditional Waiver is a fundamental document in Canadian construction projects, used when a contractor or subcontractor has received partial payment for their work and is willing to waive their lien rights for that specific portion. This document becomes necessary during the progress of construction projects where multiple payments are made over time, rather than a single payment at completion. The waiver confirms receipt of payment and unconditionally releases any lien rights for the specified amount, while preserving rights for unpaid amounts or future work. It must comply with provincial construction lien legislation and typically includes specific details about the project, payment amount, and date of waiver. The Partial Unconditional Waiver is distinct from conditional waivers or final waivers, as it applies only to specific completed payments and does not affect future lien rights.

1. Project Information: Identification of the construction project, including project name, address, and any relevant project numbers

2. Party Identification: Full legal names and addresses of the waiving party and the party receiving the waiver

3. Payment Acknowledgment: Statement acknowledging receipt of specific payment amount and date received

4. Waiver Statement: Clear statement of what rights are being waived, up to what date, and for what amount

5. Reservation of Rights: Statement preserving rights for work completed after the waiver date or for amounts exceeding the waiver amount

6. Execution: Signature block, date, and any required witness or notary sections