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If the principal is a general contractor with a “pay-if-paid” clause in its subcontracts, must a subcontractor wait for the general contractor to be paid before it can collect on a payment bond? No NewHampshire case has yet considered whether the same result obtains under state law, but the same logic applies.
Many construction contracts and subcontracts provide for arbitration of disputes. 2000) (“We adhere to our view that one-sided agreements to arbitrate are not favored.”). 2000) (“We adhere to our view that one-sided agreements to arbitrate are not favored.”). See DiMercurio v. 3d 71, 81 (1st Cir.
Commercial construction subcontracts frequently incorporate by reference provisions of the prime contract between the owner and the general contractor, often with language requiring the subcontractor to assume toward the general contractor all duties owed by the general contractor to the owner. Where does NewHampshire stand on all of this?
Like many states, NewHampshire law requires that if a subcontractor doesn’t pay wages to its employees, the general contractor must pay them. But even on private projects written subcontracts can reserve the right to inspect subcontractor payroll records. RSA 275:46. How does a GC protect itself? § 5.5(a)(6).)
When contracts and subcontracts are negotiated, it is common for written drafts and redrafts to circulate between the parties, sometimes with a letter of intent to enter into a contract thrown into the mix, and sometimes with competing forms being used – a proposal or bid on one side, an expansive formal contract on the other.
A recent NewHampshire Superior Court case applied the covenant to restrict a contractor’s right to terminate a subcontractor “for convenience” – the ultimate exercise of discretion – before the subcontractor even starts work, simply in order to try to obtain a better price. Ambrose Development, LLC , No.
Many contracts specify that an owner may terminate a contractor, and many subcontracts specify that a contractor may terminate a subcontractor, either for cause (i.e., How NewHampshire courts will rule on the matter will undoubtedly depend on the precise clause at issue. for breach) or for “convenience” (i.e.,
The time-honored method for parties to signify their agreement to a contract – a signature on a piece of paper – has had to adapt to the digital age, and the law has adapted with it. Electronic signatures were declared valid in NewHampshire in 2001 with the enactment of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, RSA 294-E.
When that is the case, can a general contractor with a pay-if-paid provision in its subcontracts hide behind that provision when the reason for owner nonpayment is the general contractor’s own default? NewHampshire employs the same general rule.) JBC Merger Sub LLC v. Tricon Enterprises, Inc. , 145, 286 A.3d 3d at 1201.
2d 781 (1954) (“The provision of the subcontract giving defendant the right to direct the sequence or general progress of work does not release it from liability for delay. Brown Company, Inc. Simmons Co., 2d 132, 140, 118 N.E.2d ”).
Must expand its labor force, make new capital investment, or prevent loss of employment. A business that applies for the exemption must enter into an agreement with the Governor of Alabama. The business must sign a job-creation agreement under the Advantage Arkansas program within 24 months of signing the Tax Back agreement.
The business must sign a job-creation agreement under the Advantage Arkansas program within 24 months of signing the Tax Back agreement. New, full-time, permanent employees must be hired within 24 months of the date the financial agreement is signed.
NewHampshire’s mechanic’s lien statute, RSA 447:2 , gives a lien to those who “perform labor, provide professional design services, or furnish materials” to improve someone’s real estate. The lien “provides security against the property owner for the value of the labor or materials rendered.”
213-2019-CV-00221 (April 26, 2021), a case of first impression in NewHampshire. MacMillin was the general contractor on an assisted living facility project in Keene for Prospect Woodward Home, and subcontracted the plumbing and mechanical portion of the project to Denron. MacMillin Company, LLC , No.
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