Can a contractor sue a contractor for delay?

Despite the existence of a no-damage-for-delay clause in a construction contract, the courts will allow a contractor to recover delay damages if the contractor can prove that the delays fall within one of the following four exceptions: Delays caused by the contractee’s bad faith or willful, malicious or grossly negligent conduct;

Where can I complain about a bad contractor?

A slew of websites allow you to post information about bad contractors, including Angieslist.com and Franklinreport.com (for certain cities). You can also file a complaint with your state contractor licensing board, which could make the information public if it receives enough complaints.

What should I do if I have a dispute with a contractor?

Arbitration is a relatively low-cost process in which each side presents its case to an independent authority, who makes a final decision. Even if your contract has no such provision, you can request a similar hearing.

Is there a right to cure in a contract?

The court found that the contract did not give him that right. “ [W]here the contract contains no [right to cure] provision, a plaintiff is not required to allow the defendant an opportunity to repair before bringing suit” (978 S.W.2d at 520). Merely giving a warranty does not give the contractor the right to be the one to fulfill the warranty.

Is the North Carolina National Guard always ready?

The militia at the founding of the Republic was ready in a minute to defend their homeland but for this modern, hand-picked team of North Carolina National Guard (NCNG) cyber experts that reaction time is way too slow.

What do you need for a car repair in North Carolina?

The North Carolina Vehicle Repair Act Written invoice. A repair shop or mechanic must give you a written statement of the work that is done, the labor, the parts, and the merchandise that were used, and the costs for each. If any parts that you paid for were used, rebuilt, or reconditioned, the invoice must state that.