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4762 REVIEW DENIED Under what is known as the "completed and accepted doctrine," when a contractor completes part of a job and it is accepted by the one who hired the contractor, the contractor has no further duty regarding the part of the job that has been completed and accepted and cannot be liable for defects in it that could have been discovered by reasonable inspection.CitationJONES v PS DEVELOPMENT (Completed and Accepted) 166 CA4 707 [See: Sanchez v Swinerton 47 CA4 1461; Stonegate v Staben 144 CA4 740, T/AT 12/06]
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