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Introduction In the world of construction law, one of the most important yet often misunderstood mechanisms is the construction holdback. Governed by British Columbia’s Builders Lien Act, the holdback system is designed to provide financial protection to contractors, subcontractors, workers, and suppliers while ensuring that owners are not left exposed to double payment or unpaid claims. Whether you are a general contractor, subcontractor, or property owner, understanding how holdbacks work is essential to protecting your legal and financial interests. At

Introduction Delays in construction projects can lead to financial losses, strained business relationships, and legal disputes. Whether caused by unforeseen circumstances or contract violations, construction delays can disrupt timelines, increase costs, and result in penalties. Understanding your legal rights and remedies is crucial to resolving disputes effectively. At Pathfinder Law, we assist contractors, developers, and property owners in managing construction disputes and enforcing contractual obligations. Common Causes of Construction Delays Construction delays can arise from various factors, including weather conditions,