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The Final Waiver of Lien Form is a critical document in Belgian construction and property development projects, used when a contractor or subcontractor has completed their work and received full payment. This document is essential for property owners and developers to ensure clear property titles and prevent future claims. Under Belgian law, contractors and suppliers have certain rights to claim liens on properties where they have performed work or supplied materials. The Final Waiver of Lien Form, when properly executed, provides legal protection by documenting the contractor's acknowledgment of payment and explicit waiver of these lien rights. The document must comply with Belgian Civil Code requirements and construction regulations, typically requiring notarization or official registration. It's commonly required by banks, property buyers, and title insurance companies as proof that all construction-related obligations have been satisfied.

1. Project Identification: Details of the construction project including address, project name, and reference numbers

2. Parties: Identification of the Contractor/Subcontractor (lien waiver) and the Property Owner/General Contractor (recipient of waiver)

3. Payment Acknowledgment: Confirmation of the amount received and that it represents full payment for all work performed

4. Waiver Declaration: Formal statement waiving all lien rights and claims related to the project

5. Scope of Work Reference: Brief description of the work performed under the contract

6. Representations and Warranties: Contractor's confirmation that all subcontractors and suppliers have been paid

7. Execution: Signature blocks, notarization requirements, and date of execution