Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 14-6
... surety company's Bond filed . The second bidder and the other higher bidders should not be discharged before the transaction is completed by the execution of the Contract and filing of the Bond , or by the rejec- tion of all bids ...
... surety company's Bond filed . The second bidder and the other higher bidders should not be discharged before the transaction is completed by the execution of the Contract and filing of the Bond , or by the rejec- tion of all bids ...
Page 15-6
... Surety Company and for the purpose therein mentioned . Whatever may be done as to requiring the name of the surety and demanding the surety's consent , any provision as to these should not be made a part of the Proposal to such an ...
... Surety Company and for the purpose therein mentioned . Whatever may be done as to requiring the name of the surety and demanding the surety's consent , any provision as to these should not be made a part of the Proposal to such an ...
Page 19-2
... surety . A lawsuit with the surety may be unnecessary if the surety is businesslike . The surety will , no doubt , have an agreement with the Contractor by which to recoup himself if the Contractor is solvent , but that is his affair ...
... surety . A lawsuit with the surety may be unnecessary if the surety is businesslike . The surety will , no doubt , have an agreement with the Contractor by which to recoup himself if the Contractor is solvent , but that is his affair ...
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