Assignment: Answer the questions based on the statute and background information

Assignment: Answer the questions based on the statute and background information provided below. Hint:
This assignment is more about your ability to read, comprehend, and comply with the statute.
Questions:
Use the facts provided in the Background Information (see below) to answer the following questions:
For what reasons would ABC Concrete send notice under ARS 32-1129.04? (10 Points)
Based on the payment details below, which paragraph should ABC Concrete reference in the notice? (10 Points)
Who must ABC Concrete send the notice to? (10 Points)
How much (length of time) notice must ABC Concrete provide before it can suspend performance on the project? (10 Points).
In order for the notice to be considered given, what is ABC Concrete required to do pursuant to ARS 32-1129.04? (10 Points).
Background Information:
You are ABC Concrete, LLC. ABC is a subcontractor to Sun Devil on a project. ABC submitted a payment application in the amount of $125,000 on December 1, 2020. It has been more than 60 days since that the last time you were paid by Sun Devil.
You know that Sun Devil Construction was paid for ABC’s work by the Owner. Your subcontract with Sun Devil requires at least 3 days written notice before you can take action.
32-1129.04. Construction contracts; suspension of performance; termination
A. A contractor may suspend performance under a construction contract or terminate a construction contract for failure by the owner to make timely payment of the amount certified and approved pursuant to section 32-1129.01. A contractor shall provide written notice to the owner at least seven calendar days before the contractor’s intended suspension or termination unless a shorter notice period is prescribed in the construction contract between the owner and contractor. A contractor shall not be deemed in breach of the construction contract for suspending performance or terminating a construction contract pursuant to this subsection. A construction contract shall not extend the time period for a contractor to suspend performance or terminate a construction contract under this subsection.
B. A subcontractor may suspend performance under a construction contract or terminate a construction contract if the owner fails to make timely payment of amounts certified and approved pursuant to section 32-1129.01 for the subcontractor’s work and the contractor fails to pay the subcontractor for the certified and approved work. A subcontractor shall provide written notice to the contractor and owner at least three calendar days before the subcontractor’s intended suspension or termination unless a shorter notice period is prescribed in the construction contract between the contractor and subcontractor. A subcontractor shall not be deemed in breach of a construction contract for suspending performance or terminating a construction contract pursuant to this subsection. A construction contract shall not extend the time period for a subcontractor to suspend performance or terminate a construction contract under this subsection.
C. A subcontractor may suspend performance under a construction contract or terminate a construction contract if the owner makes timely payment of amounts certified and approved pursuant to section 32-1129.01 for the subcontractor’s work but the contractor fails to pay the subcontractor for the certified and approved work. A subcontractor shall provide written notice to the contractor and owner at least seven calendar days before the subcontractor’s intended suspension or termination unless a shorter notice period is prescribed in the construction contract between the contractor and subcontractor. A subcontractor shall not be deemed in breach of a construction contract for suspending performance or terminating a construction contract pursuant to this subsection. A construction contract shall not extend the time period for a subcontractor to suspend performance or terminate a construction contract under this subsection.
D. A subcontractor may suspend performance under a construction contract or terminate a construction contract if the owner declines to approve and certify portions of the contractor’s billing or estimate pursuant to section 32-1129.01 for that subcontractor’s work but the reasons for that failure by the owner to approve and certify are not the fault of or directly related to the subcontractor’s work. A subcontractor shall provide written notice to the contractor and the owner at least seven calendar days before the subcontractor’s intended suspension or termination unless a shorter notice period is prescribed in the construction contract between the contractor and subcontractor. A subcontractor shall not be deemed in breach of a construction contract for suspending performance or terminating a construction contract pursuant to this subsection. A construction contract shall not extend the time period for a subcontractor to suspend performance or terminate a construction contract under this subsection.
E. A contractor or subcontractor that suspends performance as provided in this section is not required to furnish further labor, materials or services until the contractor or subcontractor is paid the amount that was certified and approved, together with any costs incurred for mobilization resulting from the shutdown or start-up of a project.
F. In any action or arbitration brought pursuant to this section, the successful party shall be awarded costs and attorney fees in a reasonable amount.
G. Written notice required under this section shall be deemed to have been provided if either of the following occurs:
The written notice is delivered in person to the individual or a member of the entity or to an officer of the corporation for which it was intended.
The written notice is delivered at or sent by any means that provides written, third party verification of delivery to the last business address known to the party giving notice.