Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Connecticut
Liens-Notice to the Owner
We have a ongoing project on a Wastewater Treatment Plant in xxxxxx, CT. The owner is City of xxxxxxx. Payment and Performance Bonds have been place by our Customer and we are protected by same. We are not being paid and would like to know how to advise Owner. We need the find the legal documents to send a "Notice to the Owner" against the Bonds.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Payment Bond Notice
You must be very careful. Most bonds have a time limit and it is usually one year. A letter notice would be sufficient to owner of non payment. I suggest that you contact your attorney immediately to insure that you are protected. There are time limitations in which you can sue on the bonds.
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WW Treatment plant performance bond
The waste water treatment plant is probably publicly funded and therefore may be subject to different rules. You need to contact an attorney in CT that is knowledgeable in the area of government construction.
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