Thillainathan v Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd and Anor (Civil Dispute)

Thillainathan sought a declaration that Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd had failed to complete the agreed building and renovation work to an acceptable standard. The case was heard in the Magistrates Court of Victoria. The applicant alleged that Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd had failed to complete the agreed scope of work, and that the completed work did not meet an acceptable standard. Thillainathan sought compensation to complete the remaining work and a declaration that Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd had failed to complete the agreed scope of work.

The court was required to determine whether the work agreed upon had been completed and whether the standard of the work completed was acceptable. The court also had to determine the compensation required to complete the remaining work. The court had to consider the terms of the agreement, the scope of work agreed, the standard of work required, and the evidence presented by both parties.

The court found that Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd had failed to complete the agreed scope of work and that the completed work did not meet an acceptable standard. The court ordered that Thillainathan pay Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd for the completed work, but less the amount already paid. The court also ordered that Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd pay Thillainathan compensation to complete the remaining work and pay a sum in final satisfaction of the orders.

The court ordered that Thillainathan pay Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd $3,100 for the completed work, but less the amount already paid. The court also ordered that Tabora Constructions Pty Ltd pay Thillainathan compensation of $3,667.09 to complete the remaining work and pay $567.09 in final satisfaction of the orders.