Contractor's bill
I received a lump-sum bill from a contractor. I
requested an itemized bill, in order to determine
labor and material charges. He refused to
comply. May I legally refuse to pay the bill unless
an itemized one is submitted to me? Note: I had
received via an intermediary party (my renter) a
lump-sum estimate of the job cost.
Asked on 7/14/00, 9:54 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Gregg Manes
Gregg A. Manes, Esq.
Re: Contractor's bill
You are still be liable for the debt, but if you fail to pay the bill he will probably either sue you or place a mechanics lien on your property. Upon suit you can get a detailed list of the charges in the discovery process.
Answered on 9/10/00, 9:26 pm
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