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NotAllThere replied

8 September 2009, 08:20
Wrong kind of contracting, I think. Perhaps someone else can recall what the site is for contractors who actually produce things?
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Angels started a topic Sub Contract Law

7 September 2009, 13:52
Sub Contract Law

Hi.Have recently won work from sub contractor working for Mansells.We have sub contracted our part of the work and this seeems to be causing a problem to Mansell-we are asked to leave site.No idea what Mansell Contract has to say on this-sub letting from Sub Contractor.Has anyone any experience working with Mansells that know their Conditions on this aspect.Thanks.
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