I think my attorney wants the NFPA 1 ed for 1970.
he mentions the National Board of Fire Underwriters, but that is no longer in existence . it became a part of American Insurance Association. and is now a part of Insurance Services Office.
I think the Nat'l Bd of Fire Underwriters, published or promulgated NFPA standards. I don't think they developed separate standards of their own.
any help would be appreciated.
Anna Cole
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