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In the context of Hong Kong's construction industry, a Partial Lien Waiver is a critical document used when contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers receive partial payment for their work or materials on a construction project. This document is typically required before progress payments are released and serves as evidence that the party receiving payment waives their right to file a lien against the property for the portion of work or materials covered by the payment. The waiver helps protect property owners and developers while ensuring proper payment documentation for contractors. Under Hong Kong law, these waivers must clearly specify the payment amount, date range of work covered, and any rights reserved for unpaid work or retention amounts. The document is particularly important in large-scale construction projects where multiple parties are involved and payment schedules are complex.

1. Project Identification: Full details of the construction project including address, project name, and any relevant project numbers

2. Party Information: Complete details of the waiving party (contractor/subcontractor) and the beneficiary (owner/contractor), including registered addresses and business registration numbers

3. Payment Details: Specific amount received, date of payment, and payment reference details that this waiver relates to

4. Waiver Statement: Clear statement of the specific lien rights being waived, including the exact scope and period covered by the waiver

5. Reservation of Rights: Statement clarifying what rights are being retained, including rights for unbilled work or retention amounts

6. Certification: Declaration of truth and accuracy of the statements made in the waiver

7. Execution Block: Signature blocks including date, name, title, and company chop area