Real Estate/Development
Mar. 25, 2003
Retroactive Effect of Unlicensed Contractor Law Unclear
BY DANIEL LEE JACOBSON AND GEORGIA M. LINKLETTER California's Business and Professions Code is unforgiving to building contractors who fail to abide by its licensing requirements. Section 7031 contains two punishments for nonlicensed contractors. One of those punishments is new and the other one, while not new, has had its scope explained by the courts.
BY DANIEL LEE JACOBSON AND GEORGIA M. LINKLETTER
California's Business and Professions Code is unforgiving to building contractors who fail to abide by its licensing requirements. Section 7031 contains two punishments for nonlicensed contractors. One of those punishments is new and the other one, while not new, has had its sc...
California's Business and Professions Code is unforgiving to building contractors who fail to abide by its licensing requirements. Section 7031 contains two punishments for nonlicensed contractors. One of those punishments is new and the other one, while not new, has had its sc...
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