Re: third party contracts

hindo:

That is why we have lawyers here.  Take contract to a lawyer and for around 
$100 to $200 you will avoid your current problems.

Chalk it up to experience.  That is the life of a contractor.  Find more 
reputable contract houses to deal with.

Tough world out there.  Get a lawyer.

RPGMAN

-------------- Original message from hindo american <hindoamerican@xxxxxxxxx>: 
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> Can someone help me with information on third party 
> contracts? I had a third party contract that said 
> (somewhere in the fine print) that I would be paid 
> after the contractor was paid. I was being paid 
> monthly, two months after the work period. The 
> contractor did not pay me for the last month, claiming 
> that he had not been paid either. Do I have any legal 
> recourse? They have something called a 'mechanic's 
> lein' in the construction industry if a sub-contractor 
> is not paid by the principal contractor. Can this 
> apply to my case? 
> 
> Thank you in advance for your advice. 
> 
> A. Nirody 
> 
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