Salem Building Supply Co. v. J.B.L. Construction Co.

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• holding that facts alleged in an affidavit warrant, but do not require, a finding that a party’s consultants were its agents
• holding that supplier’s rights under bond should be determined by terms of bond itself, which required notice to two of three named parties, in private construction project
• privately owned, but publicly financed, low and moderate income housing complex not public work under G. L. c. 149, § 29
• private development of apartment complex for low income residents not construction of public building subject to G. L. c. 149, § 29, because housing agency only provided financing and developer retained control of project
• authority of an agent is a question of fact

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