It sounds like it is easier just to bow to the inspector's demands.
Who's going to hold up a job for 60 days without an inspection, pay $150.00, and hire a lawyer just to prove their point?
GC will not hire you for future projects, Owner won't want to do business with you anymore. Inspector will resent you.
Sounds like a sure route to a liquidated damages claim if the job doesn't go according to schedule....of course you can always hire a lawyer to fight it in court.
Proper planning, and checking your work can avoid most inspection problems, our inspectors are pro's not the old command and control type guys, they have been gone for years, In my opinion working with your inspector will keep your work professional.
