Licence to kill

By:

Ridout, G

Language: English Series: Building ; 258(7784) 5 March 1993, 20-21(2)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Describes how contractors are moving against the on-demand bond which is intended as security against the contractor's insolvency but is increasingly the course of it.

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Describes how contractors are moving against the on-demand bond which is intended as security against the contractor's insolvency but is increasingly the course of it.

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