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Builders' Lien Act (Prompt Payment Amendment)

Saskatchewan.
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Payment moves through a chain of distinct obligations. Record the owner’s receipt of the proper invoice and each actual payment separately.

Prompt-payment framework in force

Scope comes before calculation.

The prompt-payment provisions began on 1 March 2022. Contract transition rules and exclusions matter; an old contract is not automatically brought into the regime by a new invoice.

The owner’s deadlines appear in section 5.4. Lower-tier notices have their own triggers and requirements; an owner’s notice does not serve as a contractor’s notice.

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28days · ordinary owner payment14days · owner notice window

Eligible proper invoices only. Holdback, notices and counting rules can affect the result.

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General guides with Saskatchewan context

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The Builders' Lien Act, SS 1984-85-86, c. B-7.1 (consolidated)The Builders' Lien Regulations, RRS c. B-7.1 Reg 1 (consolidated to SR 92/2020; Forms A.1 to A.6)SK coming-into-force announcement (2022-03-01)

Edition: 4 October 2026. Regime status and linked instruments must be checked again before relying on a live deadline.