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AIDING AND ABETTING, COMMERCIAL VS RESIDENTIAL
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05-22-2009
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We found an article about Aiding and Abetting, Commerical Vs Residential by Bob Meschner from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
A number of complaints have been received recently by the ROC where properly licensed sub-contractors or general contractors have filed no-pay complaints against unlicensed contractors. By unlicensed, I’m referring to a commercial contractor doing residential work, or a residential contractor doing commercial work. There is a misconception that these contractors are out of scope, but they are actually contracting without a license. A carpenter doing electrical or a landscaper doing roofing, all within their respective commercial/residential designation would be out of scope.
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05-22-2009
9375 views | 1 comments
We found an article about Aiding and Abetting, Commerical Vs Residential by Bob Meschner from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
A number of complaints have been received recently by the ROC where properly licensed sub-contractors or general contractors have filed no-pay complaints against unlicensed contractors. By unlicensed, I’m referring to a commercial contractor doing residential work, or a residential contractor doing commercial work. There is a misconception that these contractors are out of scope, but they are actually contracting without a license. A carpenter doing electrical or a landscaper doing roofing, all within their respective commercial/residential designation would be out of scope.
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comment by brianfinn on 05-22-2009I found the same article to be very informative also. It's a must read!Leave A Comment
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