Implied Warranty of Constructability

The implied warranty of constructability applies from an owner to a contractor but not from a contractor to a subcontractor.  Gillingham Const., Inc. v. Newby-Wiggins Const., Inc., 42 P.3d 680 (Idaho 2002).




Trenton H. Cotney
Board Certified in Construction Law
Trent Cotney, P.A.
1207 N Franklin St, Ste 222
Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 579-3278

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  2. The article highlights how implied warranties can determine the responsibilities and potential liability of different parties involved in a construction project. It also shows why understanding the underlying contractual and legal obligations is important when disputes arise over construction work. This can be particularly relevant for an HOA lawyer Illinois when construction defects, contractor obligations, or maintenance responsibilities affect a condominium or homeowners association.

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