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    • Texas Statutes
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    • Title 4 - Business Opportunities and Agreements
    • Chapter 56 - Agreement for Payment of Construction Subcontractor
    • Subchapter B. Contingent Payment Clause
    • Section 56.057. Allocation of Risk Permitted

    Texas Statutes
    Subchapter B. Contingent Payment Clause
    Section 56.057. Allocation of Risk Permitted

    Sec. 56.057. ALLOCATION OF RISK PERMITTED. An obligor or a primary obligor may not prohibit a contingent payor from allocating risk by means of a contingent payment clause.
    Added by Acts 2009, 81st Leg., R.S., Ch. 87 (S.B. 1969), Sec. 4.001(a), eff. September 1, 2009.

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    Structure Texas Statutes

    Texas Statutes

    Business and Commerce Code

    Title 4 - Business Opportunities and Agreements

    Chapter 56 - Agreement for Payment of Construction Subcontractor

    Subchapter B. Contingent Payment Clause

    Section 56.051. Enforcement of Clause Prohibited to Extent Certain Contractual Obligations Not Met

    Section 56.052. Enforcement of Clause Prohibited Following Notice From Contingent Payee

    Section 56.053. Enforcement of Clause Prohibited if Existence of Sham Relationship

    Section 56.054. Enforcement of Clause Prohibited if Unconscionable

    Section 56.055. Use of Clause to Invalidate Enforceability or Perfection of Mechanic's Lien Prohibited

    Section 56.056. Assertion of Clause as Affirmative Defense

    Section 56.057. Allocation of Risk Permitted

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