Nebraska § 45-1209 Contract provisions; void

Nebraska Statutes

§ 45-1209 — Contract provisions; void

Nebraska § 45-1209

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 45-1209 (2026).

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The following provisions in any contract or subcontract for construction work performed within the State of Nebraska shall be against public policy and shall be void and unenforceable:

(1)A provision that purports to waive, release, or extinguish rights to file a claim against a payment or performance bond, except that a contract or subcontract may require a contractor or subcontractor to provide a waiver or release of such rights as a condition for payment, but only to the extent of the amount of the payment received;

(2)A provision that purports to make any state law other than that of Nebraska applicable to or governing any contract for construction within the state; or

(3)A provision that purports to require that the venue for a court or arbitration hearing be held at any location o

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The following
provisions in any contract or subcontract for construction work performed
within the State of Nebraska shall be against public policy and shall be void
and unenforceable:
(1) A provision
that purports to waive, release, or extinguish rights to file a claim against
a payment or performance bond, except that a contract or subcontract may require
a contractor or subcontractor to provide a waiver or release of such rights
as a condition for payment, but only to the extent of the amount of the payment
received;
(2) A provision that purports to make any state law other than that
of Nebraska applicable to or governing any contract for construction within
the state; or
(3) A provision that purports to require that the venue for a court
or arbitration hearing be held at any location outside of the state.