Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 4-12
... protect a neighboring building . In one case of this sort , although permission was given to enter the neighbor's ... protecting his neighbor's building . Ground Waters and Quicksand . In the construction of a sewer or other underground ...
... protect a neighboring building . In one case of this sort , although permission was given to enter the neighbor's ... protecting his neighbor's building . Ground Waters and Quicksand . In the construction of a sewer or other underground ...
Page 7-27
... protect the taxpayer and the courts sustain the law ; the contractor has ample opportunity to protect himself . He may claim hardship perhaps , but certainly not injustice ; the result is due to his own negligence in not knowing whether ...
... protect the taxpayer and the courts sustain the law ; the contractor has ample opportunity to protect himself . He may claim hardship perhaps , but certainly not injustice ; the result is due to his own negligence in not knowing whether ...
Page 13-7
... protect the tax payer who cannot otherwise protect himself , to prevent favoritism in letting by prescribing advertising in order to secure competition . It is the duty of the Contractor to know that the Contract is legally entered into ...
... protect the tax payer who cannot otherwise protect himself , to prevent favoritism in letting by prescribing advertising in order to secure competition . It is the duty of the Contractor to know that the Contract is legally entered into ...
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