Yes. A licensed contractor could claim a lien under the legal doctrine of quantum meruit. However, the lien will expire (in 8 mos. in WA) if not foreclosed. Your best option, if you are not selling or refinancing, is to do nothing.
If it is on someones private property YES. However several law comeinto play if is is damed up and prevented from flow normally.
The terms private or independent contractor could be used.
Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Dartmouth College v. Woodward.
Dartmouth College v. Woodward.
Dartmouth College v. Woodward.
As long as the viewing area of the camera is limited to your own property only.
To rent private property you must be of legal age to enter into a contract (verbal or written). The state, province, or country where the property is located determines what that age is. You must check the laws of that location.
Often the federal government issues contracts to the private sector on a cost-plus basis; that is, all the actual costs incurred to complete a contract plus a percentage of profit is reimbursed to the contractor performing the contract.
If you are a DIRECT employee of the school district, yes. If you are a contractor, or the employee of a private contractor which provides drivers or drivers and buses to the school district under contract, no.
sanctity of contract, private property, voluntary exchange
I am a private housekeeper, working for a wealthy family with two children. I earn $30 an hour with no medical or other benefits. I am a private contractor. I do not live on the property but could if I prefered.