C.W. Johnson & Sons, Inc. v. Carpenter

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Ventura County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Court may determine that there has been substantial compliance with licensure requirements if it is shown at evidentiary hearing that contractor acted reasonably and in good faith to maintain proper licensure.

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