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: Womble Carlyle Constrution Industry BlogDigging Up Bones: New Provisions in the AIA A201 Impose New Obligations on Contractors
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Recently, neighbors of mine decided to sell the family farm that has been in their family for almost 200 years. We know that the property has been in the family for this long based on the family cemetery plot located on the last bit of acreage that has not been subsumed by the surrounding neighborhoods that have swallowed what was originally about 100 acres of farmland.As part of my neighbor's quest to sell their family property, they know that they will be responsible to pay the costs to move t read more
Full post as published by Womble Carlyle Constrution Industry Blog on May 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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