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Home » Leftover Equipment and Materials When a Contractor Is Abruptly Terminated
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Leftover Equipment and Materials When a Contractor Is Abruptly Terminated

August 28, 2023Updated:May 17, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Termination for cause is costly and adversarial and has been covered in this article. But can a terminating party use equipment and tools left behind on the worksite (i.e., a crane)? The answer depends on what is in your contract. Under ConsensusDocs, a constructor must give its permission to use any equipment...

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