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	* Joint venture.		* Joint venture.
	* Partnering and joint ventures.		* Partnering and joint ventures.
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	* Shell company.		* Shell company.
	* Special purpose vehicles SPV for building development.		* Special purpose vehicles SPV for building development.

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	* Addressing building failures: Grenfell Tower and Edinburgh schools.		* Addressing building failures: Grenfell Tower and Edinburgh schools.
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		+	* Building liability order.
	* Company acquisitions in construction.		* Company acquisitions in construction.
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	* Types of construction organisations.		* Types of construction organisations.

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	For further guidance on the process and definitions relating to Remediation Orders visit [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/guidance-on-the-use-of-remediation-orders Guidance on the use of remediation orders], with regard to Remediation Contributiion Orders visit the government page [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-remediation-contribution-order-under-the-building-safety-act-2022-form-bsa2 Apply for a remediation contribution order under the Building Safety Act 2022: Form BSA2], and for Building Liability Orders refer to [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/redress-measures-information-sheet Redress measures: information sheet.]		For further guidance on the process and definitions relating to Remediation Orders visit [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/guidance-on-the-use-of-remediation-orders Guidance on the use of remediation orders], with regard to Remediation Contributiion Orders visit the government page [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-remediation-contribution-order-under-the-building-safety-act-2022-form-bsa2 Apply for a remediation contribution order under the Building Safety Act 2022: Form BSA2], and for Building Liability Orders refer to [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/redress-measures-information-sheet Redress measures: information sheet.]
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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		+	* Addressing building failures: Grenfell Tower and Edinburgh schools.
		+	* Company acquisitions in construction.
		+	* Consortium.
		+	* Construction organisations and strategy.
		+	* Grenfell Tower Inquiry.
		+	* Information Order.
		+	* Joint venture.
		+	* Partnering and joint ventures.
		+	* Shell company.
		+	* Special purpose vehicles SPV for building development.
		+	* Types of construction organisations.

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	For further guidance on the process and definitions relating to Remediation Orders visit [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/guidance-on-the-use-of-remediation-orders Guidance on the use of remediation orders], with regard to Remediation Contributiion Orders visit the government page [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-remediation-contribution-order-under-the-building-safety-act-2022-form-bsa2 Apply for a remediation contribution order under the Building Safety Act 2022: Form BSA2], and for Building Liability Orders refer to [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/redress-measures-information-sheet Redress measures: information sheet.]		For further guidance on the process and definitions relating to Remediation Orders visit [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/guidance-on-the-use-of-remediation-orders Guidance on the use of remediation orders], with regard to Remediation Contributiion Orders visit the government page [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-remediation-contribution-order-under-the-building-safety-act-2022-form-bsa2 Apply for a remediation contribution order under the Building Safety Act 2022: Form BSA2], and for Building Liability Orders refer to [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/redress-measures-information-sheet Redress measures: information sheet.]
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	Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to building defects to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies, giving yet wider reach of powers under the Act.		Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to building defects to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies, giving yet wider reach of powers under the Act.
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		+	For further guidance on the process and definitions relating to Remediation Orders visit [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/guidance-on-the-use-of-remediation-orders Guidance on the use of remediation orders], with regard to Remediation Contributiion Orders visit the government page [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-remediation-contribution-order-under-the-building-safety-act-2022-form-bsa2 Apply for a remediation contribution order under the Building Safety Act 2022: Form BSA2], and for Building Liability Orders refer to [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/redress-measures-information-sheet Redress measures: information sheet.]
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	A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).		A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).

−	A Remediation Contributiion Order on the other hand is issued by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) against certain corporate entities on the application of an interested person, so associated entities as such which may be required to contribute to the costs of remedying the relevant defects in the building within a specified time.	+	A Remediation Contributiion Order (RCO) on the other hand is issued by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) against certain corporate entities on the application of an interested person, so associated entities as such which may be required to contribute to the costs of remedying the relevant defects in the building within a specified time.

	By example the government can under section 123 give 21 days notice for a freeholder to commit to remedying fire safety defects. If this isn't agreed to then an application can be made to the courts for a Remediation Order. Concurrent to this under section 124, a Remediation Contribution Order can also be applied for against entities whom are associated with the freeholder or the building, such as the developers of the building or its previous landlords.		By example the government can under section 123 give 21 days notice for a freeholder to commit to remedying fire safety defects. If this isn't agreed to then an application can be made to the courts for a Remediation Order. Concurrent to this under section 124, a Remediation Contribution Order can also be applied for against entities whom are associated with the freeholder or the building, such as the developers of the building or its previous landlords.

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	A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).		A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).

−	~~= What is a~~ Remediation Contributiion Order~~? =~~	+	A Remediation Contributiion Order on the other hand is issued by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) against certain corporate entities on the application of an interested person, so associated entities as such which may be required to contribute to the costs of remedying the relevant defects in the building within a specified time.

−	Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to a building to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies.	+	By example the government can under section 123 give 21 days notice for a freeholder to commit to remedying fire safety defects. If this isn't agreed to then an application can be made to the courts for a Remediation Order. Concurrent to this under section 124, a Remediation Contribution Order can also be applied for against entities whom are associated with the freeholder or the building, such as the developers of the building or its previous landlords.
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		+	Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to building defects to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies, giving yet wider reach of powers under the Act.

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	A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).		A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).
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		+	= What is a Remediation Contributiion Order? =

	Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to a building to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies.		Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to a building to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies.

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	= What is a Remediation Order? =		= What is a Remediation Order? =
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		+	A Remediation Order (RO) is an enforcement mechanism for use where landlords are not fulfilling their obligations in relation to the safety of a building and can be made by the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). If granted, an RO can require a landlord to remedy specified relevant defects in a specified time on a building. Remediation orders can be made in respect of self-contained residential buildings that are at least 11 metres high or have at least five storeys and contain at least one relevant defect (as defined above).
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		+	Note that Building Liability Orders (BLO) also introduced as part of the Building Safety Act, 2022 (part 5, section 130) are a mechanism that allows recovery rights relating to a building to extend beyond that of a subsidiary company (sometimes referred to as a special purpose vehicle) to its associated companies.

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