Also involved is 780 CMR Sect 114.1 Unlawful Acts, R114 Violations, can you provide actual wording, I cant find on Mass.Gov. I have spent hours looking. I appreciate any help.
answered on Jan 17, 2023
It's in Chapter 1 of the code. Here is a link to Chapter 1: https://www.mass.gov/doc/780-cmr-ninth-edition-base-code-chapter-1-scope-and-administration-amendments/download
780 CMR 105.1 is on .pdf page 8. 780 CMR 114 is on .pdf page 21.
Is it legal for me to with hold providing them the final check until they complete the issues I have with the home? I have asked them for over a week to come to the home and address the issues with me and they've ignored every email and text and say I'm going to be late on their payment... Read more »
answered on Dec 6, 2022
The contracts should be reviewed and you should have counsel involved as there are a lot of moving parts. Construction is a legal specialty by the way and not for the pro se dabbler unless you are willing to take the lumps you may be in for!!
answered on Dec 2, 2018
You should make sure the subcontractor is licensed to perform the intended work in Massachusetts. If he is serving as a home improvement contractor, you should check his registration with the state. You should do the same with every contractor you plan to hire, regardless of whether it is based in... Read more »
I have had lung cancer, kemo, heart attack, rotater cuff surgeryand am under a lot of medication and made a bad decision and would like to get out of this contract immediately as they say they are coming tomorrow am.
answered on Jan 12, 2017
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