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The Contractual ‘Pay-If-Paid’ Clause – How Broad Is Its Scope?

A pay-if-paid (PIP) clause in a construction contract says “I, the general contractor, will only have to pay you, the subcontractor, if the owner – the guy I contract with – pays me.”  Substitute “when” for “if” in the above example and you have a pay-when-paid clause.  Both of these clauses are standard in multi-layered …

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Posted byPaulPSeptember 4, 2013February 3, 2015Posted inMechanics Lien/Construction Law, Real estate litigationTags: 60/21(e), BMD, mechanics lien, pay-if-paid, pay-when-paid, payment bond, public policy, seventh circuit, surety
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