CCD Form Home Building Application
CCD Form Home Building Application
CCD Form Home Building Application
Complete this form to apply to NCAT’s Consumer and Commercial Division for orders about residential building work
under the Home Building Act 1989. Home building applications can also be lodged online with NCAT Online.
File Number
Office use only
1. DISPUTE DETAILS
A. HAVE YOU ATTEMPTED TO RESOLVE THE DISPUTE WITH NSW FAIR TRADING?
The Home Building Act 1989 requires all home building disputes be referred in the first instance to NSW Fair
Trading.
Yes – If yes, please attach a copy of the letter from NSW Fair Trading
Are you making an application that concerns goods or services that you were provided that were
funded by the National Disability Insurance Scheme?
2. APPLICANT
Provide your full name or company name as shown on the contract. If a business or company, include the ABN
or ACN and your position title. For multiple applicants, attach details on a separate sheet.
Applicant type
Home Trade Owner- Insurer
owner r builder
Respondent type
Home Trade Owner- Insurer
owner r builder
4. ORDER DETAILS
Money orders
Other orders
The jurisdiction limit for home building matters is $500,000 TOTAL VALUE OF CLAIM $
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If your claim is for more you should seek legal advice
C. INSURANCE DETAILS
Please provide details of your statutory building insurance or statutory public indemnity insurance. If you
have insurance relating to the building work please attach a copy of the certificate to this application
form.
Policy number
D. CONTRACT DETAILS
If you have a contract in relation to the building work please complete the information below and
attach a copy of the contract to this application form.
How much of the contract amount have you paid or been paid? $
B. UNAVAILABLE DATES
Indicate dates you are unable to attend hearing in the next 6 weeks:
C. SPECIAL NEEDS
Indicate whether you have any special needs such as a hearing loop or wheelchair access:
D. INTERPRETER
Do you need an interpreter for the hearing? Yes
No If yes,
6. APPLICATION CHECKLIST
I have attached a recent ASIC company or business name extract
If the respondent a company or business, attach a current business name extract or company extract
from ASIC which shows the organisation’s registered name and address. Extracts can be purchased
online on the ASIC website.
If you are unable to pay the concession fee or are not eligible, NCAT may consider waiving the fee fully
or partially. To request a fee waiver please complete the fee waiver request form.
7. SIGNATURE
Applicant’s signature or signature of representative.
Lodge your Application with the fee at your nearest NCAT Registry
For NCAT Consumer and Commercial Division Registry locations visit the NCAT website. For all NCAT
enquires telephone 1300 006 228 or visit www.ncat.nsw.gov.au.
2. APPLICANT
Applicant type
The applicant is the person, business or company
that is lodging the application. Tick the box that
best describes who you are.
Applicant details
Enter your name as shown on the contract or
agreement. If you are a corporation or business
lodging the application, include your ACN and
registered address or principal place of business for
services of notices.
Do you want NCAT notices and correspondence
emailed to you?
By ticking this box you agree to receive all future
case- related correspondence by email, including
the notice of hearing. To change your email address
after the application is lodged, log into eServices via
the NCAT website.
3. RESPONDENT
Respondent type
The respondent is the person, business or
company who you are lodging the application
against. Tick the box that best describes the
respondent.
Make sure you correctly name the respondent
You must correctly name the parties to an
4. ORDER DETAILS
A. WHAT ORDERS DO YOU WANT?
Tick the orders you want and provide the
dollar amount of your claim. If you are
seeking a work order you must specify what
you want fixed or provided.
Rectification of building work
Under the Home Building Act 1989 the Tribunal is
to have regard to the principle that rectification
of defective work by the responsible party is
the preferred outcome (s 48MA). The Tribunal
may make an order even if it is not the order
that the applicant asked for (s 48O).
Have you indicated the total amount that
you are claiming?
You must provide a dollar amount for the orders
you want. The jurisdictional limit for home
building claims is $500,000. Claims in excess of
$500,000 should be made to the NSW District
Court or NSW Supreme Court.
Are you making your application within the time limits?
Time limits apply to certain home building
applications.
For claims for breach of statutory
warranties made from 1 March 2015,
applications must be lodged:
(a) Within 6 years for major defects, or
(b) 2 years otherwise
For applications concerning the supply
to or for the claimant of building goods
or services:
(a) Within 3 years of the last supply, or
(b) If not supplied, within 3 years from the
date supply was required.
For all other claims relating to a contract
or collateral contract, within 3 years from
These documents will be provided to the other party. You should not provide any information that you do you
want disclosed to the other party.
Expert evidence
Experts can be used when evidence of a technical nature is needed. Detailed information about engaging
an expert to give evidence or to provide a technical report is available on the NCAT website.