Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 140 of 1632
A home improvement contract must contain a heading that identifies it as a:
a."Service and Repair" agreement
b."Public Works" contract
c."Joint Venture" agreement
d."Home Improvement" contract
Explanation
The law requires the contract to bear a clear heading identifying it as a "Home Improvement" contract so the consumer knows which set of protective rules applies to the agreement.
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