Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 743 of 1605
A home improvement contract must identify the parties. This means it must include:
a.The name of the lender exclusively
b.Only the homeowner's phone number
c.Only the contractor's first name
d.The name and address of the contractor and the name of the owner or tenant contracting for the work
Explanation
B&P §7159 requires the contract to identify the contractor (name, address, license number) and the buyer/owner, so the parties and their obligations are clear.
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