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right to be paid

By Occasional Contributors | 4 Minutes Read January 15, 2020

Construction disputes: A contractor’s right to be paid vs. owner’s claims for defective work

It is one of the most common scenarios in construction litigation: work has completed, the contractor has rendered its final bill and an owner refuses to pay on the basis that there were delays or that there are defects or deficiencies with a contractor’s work. While contracts can and do provide allowances for such situations, that is not always the case.

Article by Occasional Contributors / Business, Finance and Accounting / commercial litigation, construction, construction contracts, contracts, contractual relationship, real estate, right to be paid

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