paid in full
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From 353 U.S. 210 - United States Ex Rel. Sherman v. Carter Constr. Co. · 1957Most cited · 754 citing opinions
contributions to the fund were part of the consideration Carter agreed to pay for the services of laborers on his construction jobs. The unpaid contributions were a part of the compensation for the work to be done by Carter's employees... Not until the required contributions have been made will Carter's employees have been 'paid in full' for their labor in accordance with the collective-bargaining agreements.