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Construction Act 1996: Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act - Key legislation governing construction contracts, particularly regarding payment provisions and completion requirements

Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999: Legislation governing how third parties may enforce terms of a contract, relevant for warranties and guarantees in final acceptance

Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982: Legislation setting out implied terms for quality and fitness for purpose in contracts for goods and services

Common Law - Contract Formation: Legal principles regarding offer, acceptance, and consideration in contract formation

Common Law - Practical Completion: Case law and principles defining what constitutes practical completion and final acceptance in construction projects

Common Law - Substantial Performance: Doctrine determining when work is substantially complete enough to trigger final acceptance

JCT Standards: Joint Contracts Tribunal standard forms and protocols widely used in UK construction industry

NEC Framework: New Engineering Contract frameworks providing standardized approaches to contract management and completion

FIDIC Guidelines: International contract guidelines often used in construction projects, including provisions for final acceptance

Defects Liability Period: Requirements for the period during which the contractor must remedy any defects identified after practical completion

Retention Requirements: Rules governing the release of retained funds upon final acceptance

Final Account Settlement: Procedures and requirements for settling the final account between parties

Outstanding Works/Snags: Provisions for dealing with minor outstanding works or defects at the point of final acceptance

Warranties and Guarantees: Requirements for ongoing warranties and guarantees that need to be in place at final acceptance

CDM Regulations 2015: Construction Design and Management Regulations governing health and safety documentation requirements at project completion