Kinkella v. Baugh

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• discussing that a failure to make factual findings does not require remand if the error is harmless, which “can occur [in] two ways: (1) if the undisputed evidence clearly establishes the factor or factors on which the findings are missing, or (2
• refusing to apply statutory bar where unlicensed contractor was supervised by licensed contractor and therefore, original contracting party “received whatever protection is afforded by compliance with the licensing statute”
• because the unlicensed contractor’s son was licensed and supervised the project, the plaintiff received the protection of the licensing statute
• because the unlicensed contractor's son was licensed and supervised the project, the plaintiff received the protection of the licensing statute
• failure to enter adequate findings of fact is generally reversible error

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