Should you sign a Unconditional Final Release if you have not been paid retention?
If you haven't been paid in full, you need to sign a Conditional on Final. Or an Unconditional on Partial for the amount you have been paid.
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If you haven't been paid in full, you need to sign a Conditional on Final. Or an Unconditional on Partial for the amount you have been paid.
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You have not asked a question. What is it that you want to know?
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