The Partial Conditional Lien Waiver is a crucial document in Canadian construction projects that helps manage risk and ensure proper payment flow while protecting the rights of various project stakeholders. This document is typically used when partial payments are made during ongoing construction projects, where the party receiving payment agrees to waive their lien rights for the specific portion of work completed and paid for, conditional upon actual receipt of the specified payment. The waiver is governed by provincial construction lien legislation, which varies by jurisdiction but maintains similar core principles across Canada. Partial Conditional Lien Waivers are essential tools in construction payment management, as they provide security for property owners while ensuring contractors and subcontractors maintain their rights for unpaid work. The document must comply with specific provincial requirements and typically includes project details, payment information, and clear conditions for the waiver's effectiveness.

1. Project Identification: Details of the construction project including project name, address, and any relevant project numbers or identifiers

2. Parties: Identification of the waiving party (typically contractor/subcontractor/supplier) and the party receiving the waiver (typically owner/contractor)

3. Payment Amount: Specific details of the payment amount being received and the period or work covered by this partial waiver

4. Conditional Terms: Clear statement that the waiver is conditional upon receipt of the specified payment

5. Waiver Statement: Specific rights being waived, including lien rights up to a specific date or for specific work

6. Reservation of Rights: Statement preserving rights for retention amounts, unbilled work, and pending or future claims

7. Execution: Signature block with date and notary section if required by jurisdiction