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The Conditional Waiver And Release On Final Payment Form is a crucial document in Philippine construction projects, used when a contractor or supplier is ready to receive their final payment for completed work or services. This document is essential in closing out construction projects and ensuring clear documentation of payment completion and release of claims. It protects both the paying party (typically the property owner or developer) and the receiving party (contractor or supplier) by making the release of claims conditional upon actual receipt of the final payment. The form must comply with Philippine Civil Code requirements and Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines (CIAP) regulations. It is commonly used in both private and public construction projects throughout the Philippines and typically includes project details, payment amounts, and specific conditions for the release to take effect. The document helps prevent future disputes and provides clear documentation of project completion and payment settlement.

1. Project Identification: Details of the construction project including project name, location, and reference numbers

2. Parties: Identification of the claimant (contractor/supplier) and the property owner/payor, including full legal names and addresses

3. Payment Amount: Specification of the final payment amount in both numbers and words, including any previously paid amounts if relevant

4. Conditional Release Statement: The core waiver language stating that the release becomes effective only upon receipt of final payment

5. Scope of Release: Detailed description of what claims and rights are being waived upon receipt of payment

6. Exceptions: Standard statement of any claims or rights specifically excluded from the waiver

7. Execution: Date and signature blocks for all required parties, including notarization requirements