If the owner is not in compliance with the contractual conditions or if he renounces the construction, the owner of the land must notify him of a notification requiring him to remedy the infringement within a specified period of time. If this is not the case, the owner of the land may terminate the contract. The owner is then required to remove all his building materials from the site and, if he does not, the owner of the land can take possession of the same thing and use the materials in one way or another, as he sees fit. The owner of the land can then instruct any other contractor to complete the construction. If you want to start work immediately, you can accept an interim agreement. You should mention in the agreement that the interim contract is in effect until a permanent contract is signed between the owner and the contractor. This agreement was made under ………………. thereupon…………. Day of …………… 2000, between Shri………………

S/o…………………. Residence of ……………………… (hereafter referred to as «owner», which is the expression, unless it is repugnant in the context or its importance, its heirs, legal representatives, executors and administrators) of the ONE PART and of M/s ABC Builders – Contractors, a social company registered under the Partnership Act of 1932 and headquartered in ………… (hereafter referred to as «owners,» whose expression is repugnant to the context or importance of this society, for which, for the time being, each partner of that company, survivors or survivors, or legal representatives, executors or administrators of the other party`s last survivor. If the above works are completed in the manner provided for by the above provision, the architect must notify the owners in writing of the removal of their surplus materials and installations and, if the owners do not do so within seven days, after they are received, the owner can sell the same one by way of public auction and credit the owners with the net amount realized. The architect must then establish and certify in writing what (if anything) should be paid for by or by the owner, for the value of the work and the materials thus borne by the owner and the costs or losses that the owner would have incurred when the work was acquired to be completed, the amount, if any, which goes to the owners and the amount that will be certified is then paid by the owner or by the owner, and the certification of the architect must be final and conclusive between the parties.