W.D. Virginia· 8/19/1970
Vulcan Materials Co. v. Betts
Citations
- 315 F. Supp. 1049
- 1970 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10519
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- observing that “[i]t is settled in Virginia that the prime contractor and surety on the bond are liable for claims against a subcontractor for labor, material, and supplies furnished.”
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6 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Solite Masonry Units Corp. v. Piland Construction Co.Supreme Court of Virginia· 1977-03-04· cited 12×
- M & T Electrical Contractors, Inc. v. Capital Lighting & Supply, Inc. (In Re M & T Electrical Contractors, Inc.)District of Columbia· 2001-04-09· cited 2×
- Vulcan Materials Company v. Oman Construction Company, Inc., and Reliance Insurance CompanyFourth Circuit· 1971-10-08
- Lone Star Cement, Inc. v. Central Builders, Inc.Richmond County Circuit Court· 1984-07-09
- Stromberg Sheet Metal Works, Inc. v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.Fairfax County Circuit Court· 2006-06-13
- Vulcan Materials Co. v. Oman Construction Co.Fourth Circuit· 1971-10-08
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Clifford F. MacEvoy Co. v. United States Ex Rel. Calvin Tomkins Co.Supreme Court· 1944-04-24· cited 466×
- C. S. Luck & Sons, Inc. v. BoatwrightSupreme Court of Virginia· 1932-01-14· cited 32×
- Thomas Somerville Co. v. BroyhillSupreme Court of Virginia· 1958-12-01· cited 21×
- Miller Equipment Company v. Colonial Steel And Iron CompanyFourth Circuit· 1967-07-20· cited 11×
- Fidelity & Casualty Co. v. Copenhaver Contracting Co.Supreme Court of Virginia· 1932-09-22· cited 9×
- Noland Company v. Realty CorporationSupreme Court of Virginia· 1966-03-07· cited 6×
- Staples v. Adams, Payne & Gleaves, Inc.Fourth Circuit· 1914-05-18· cited 3×
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