Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 719 of 1605
'Joint control' in the context of a home improvement project refers to:
a.Two contractors sharing one license
b.The homeowner and lender co-signing checks
c.An approved third party (funding control) that disburses contract funds as work progresses
d.The city inspecting each phase
Explanation
A joint control (funding control) is an independent, CSLB-approved third party that holds project funds and releases them to the contractor as verified work is completed, protecting both parties.
Law Reference: B&P §7159Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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