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: The South Carolina Construction Law BlogSouth Carolina Supreme Court Addresses Right to Cure Act
By Ryan McCabe
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The Plaintiffs in this case brought a class action suit on behalf of themselves and those similarly situated against a plastering company. The complaint alleged defective stucco work on 2,673 homes in a subdivision in Bluffton. In answering the complaint, the plastering company asserted that the Plaintiffs failed to comply with the express provisions of the Notice and Opportunity to Cure Construction Dwelling Defect Act ("Right to Cure Act").
The Right to Cure Act "entitles a contractor or read more
Full post as published by The South Carolina Construction Law Blog on October 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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