United States of America, for the Use and Benefit of Skip Kirchdorfer, Inc. v. M.J. Kelley Corporation, Richard J. Kelley and Joseph E. Loconti

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• concluding that the surety was bound by an arbitration award against the principal because the surety had notice of the arbitration proceedings
• noting that a surety with constructive notice of an arbitration proceeding under the Miller Act could not thereafter avoid liability

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