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Environmental Staffing Corp. v. B & R Construction Mgmt.
No. 111067Supreme Court of Virginia
111067 Environmental Staffing Corp. v. B & R Construction Mgmt. 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/24/2012) In a sub-subcontractor's action for payment, based on a claim that the plaintiff was a third-party beneficiary un…
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111067 Environmental Staffing Corp. v. B & R Construction Mgmt. 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/24/2012) In a sub-subcontractor's action f…
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111067 Environmental Staffing Corp. v. B & R Construction Mgmt. 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/24/2012) In a sub-subcontractor's action for payment, based on a claim that the plaintiff was a third-party beneficiary under a contract between a developer and a prime contractor to perform demolition work on a public works project, the circuit court did not err in sustaining a demurrer filed by the demolition company because the parties to the underlying contract did not intend to confer any third-party benefits, and plaintiff only benefitted incidentally from the contract. The judgment of the circuit court, dismissing the claims with prejudice, is affirmed.
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