House Bill 1665 would nullify certain indemnity clauses in snow removal contracts, said the legislation’s sponsor, state Rep. Chris Quinn, R-Delaware.
January 14, 2022 at 04:00 PM
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The state House of Representatives on Jan. 10 unanimously passed legislation aimed at restoring fairness in snow removal contracting.
House Bill 1665 would nullify certain indemnity clauses in snow removal contracts, said the legislation’s sponsor, state Rep. Chris Quinn, R-Delaware.
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