Contractor's Claim for Unauthorized Extra Work Barred by Contract Stipulations
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAA contractor, having undertaken work by contract, could not claim payment for work exceeding the scope of the written contract when the employer had not expressly authorized the additional work, even if the extra work was necessary, because the contractor failed to secure written authorization for the modifications as required by the contract terms, leading the court to reject the contractor's claim for payment based on the formal stipulations governing changes to the original agreement.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAContractor's Claim for Unauthorized Extra Work Barred by Contract Stipulations: A contractor, having undertaken work by contract, could not claim payment for work exceeding the scope of the written contract when the employer had not expressly authorized the additional work, even if the extra work was necessary, because the contractor failed to secure written authorization for the modifications as required by the contract terms, leading the court to reject the contractor's claim for payment based on the formal stipulations governing changes to the original agreement.