Houston Fire and Casualty Insurance Company v. United States

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• holding plaintiffs oral notice to the principal contractor and a written acknowledgment of that specific request was sufficient to satisfy the Federal Miller Act’s notice requirements
• oral notice of claim against subcontractor to the principal contractor and written acknowledgment and demand for payment constitute sufficient notice
• oral communication by use plaintiff plus written acknowledgment by general contractor

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