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Does a contractor's final retainage release payment application need to be signed by the A/E on the project?

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Does a contractor's final retainage release payment application need to be signed by the A/E on the project?

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Andrea Goldman
Construction Lawyer
Founding Partner at Goldman Law Group
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Mar 11, 2022
It depends on what the contract says. Goldman Law Group 64 Waverley Avenue Newton, MA 02458 617-953-3760 agoldman@goldmanlg.com www.GoldmanLG.com“Massachusetts Builders Blog” www.buildingconfidence-llc.blogspot.com "Home Contractor vs. Homeowner Blog" www.andreagoldmanlaw.blogspot.com
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