Hernandez

Hernandez v. Registrar of Contractors CA5

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 22, 2022F080524California7,355 words

Opinion

Opinion

Snauffer, J.

FACTS

Hernandez owned and did business as Visalia Hernandez Construction. Hernandez had a Class “B” General Building Contractor license, issued to him by the Board in October 2008. In September 2014, Hernandez entered into a contract with Oscar Aquino, Jr. and his father Oscar Aquino, Sr. (the Aquinos) to remodel a commercial building located in Fresno (the Project). The contract called for dividing the building into three units, and

1 The Registrar of Contractors is the executive officer of the California Contractors State License Board, which is itself part of the California Department of Consumer Affairs, which in turn is a department of the cabinet-level California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency. That entity will be referred to herein collectively as “Board.”

2. performing all related work, including replacing doors and windows, plumbing, painting, as well as electrical work. The original contract price for the Project was $32,740. Starting in September 2014, Hernandez and the Aquinos entered into several change orders which increased the cost of the Project by $25,028. While Hernandez did undertake some of the contracted work, he never completed the…

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