Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 717 of 1632
A home improvement contract must be written in the same language principally used in the:
a.County where the property is located
b.Local building code
c.Contractor's license application
d.Oral sales presentation or negotiation
Explanation
B&P §7159 requires that the home improvement contract be written in the same language (for example, Spanish) that was principally used in the oral sales presentation or negotiation.
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