Kansas § 68-2105 - Contractor's pay withheld until act complied with. Any person to whom has been awarded a contract for the making of any improvement as prov
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§ 68-2105. Contractor's pay withheld until act complied with. Any person to whom has been awarded a contract for the making of any improvement as prov
68-2105. Contractor's pay withheld until act complied with. Any person to whom has been awarded a contract for the making of any improvement as provided for in this act shall receive no pay on any estimate for work on said contract until such person has complied with the provisions of this act.History: L. 1957, ch. 354, § 5; June 29.
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