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Suit Against Bond Details: No special statutory provision. In the case where a settlement procedure is provided by a contracting agency, all actions authorized thereunder must be commenced within one year after a final decision has been rendered pursuant to such settlement procedure; and in the case where no settlement procedure is provided by the contracting agency, the action must be commenced by the contractor within one year after the cause of action has arisen.
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A school district may waive the bonding requirements for building or construction projects, as defined in 18-2-10, that cost less than $7,500.
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If any board, council, commission, trustee, or body acting for the state or any board of county commissioners or any mayor and common council of any incorporated city or town or tribunal transacting the business of any such municipal corporation waives or fails to take the security required or authorized by 18-2-201, the state or the county, incorporated city or town, or other municipal corporation is liable to the full extent and for the full amount of all of the contracted debts by any subcontractor as well as the contractor.
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Costs – attorney fees. In a suit the prevailing party is entitled to recover, in addition to all other costs, attorney fees in a sum that the court finds reasonable. However, attorney fees may not be allowed in a suit or action brought or instituted before the expiration of 30 days following the date of filing of the bond claim notice.
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