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Constructlaw

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New York District Court Holds Partial Lien Waivers May Be Avoided on Grounds of Duress

Constructlaw® · March 6, 2001

New York District Court Upholds Termination of Vendor on Grounds of Insufficiency of Offer of Cure

Constructlaw® · March 4, 2001

United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit enforces provision of A.I.A. Form Agreement that defeats the discovery rule concerning when a claim accrues for purposes of statute of limitations; holding that the provision does not violate either Maryland or Nebraska law.

Constructlaw® · November 11, 1999

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York holds that seller of a building may seek indemnification from a mechanical engineer whose negligent design caused seller to have to pay the new owner for costs arising out of the design flaws. The Court also holds that the economic loss doctrine did not bar a claim for professional malpractice.

Constructlaw® · November 6, 1999

The Supreme Court of California holds that an obligee may not recover in tort for a surety’s breach of covenant of good faith and fair dealing implied in a performance bond.

Constructlaw® · November 4, 1999

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