Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 749 of 1605
If a home improvement project requires a building permit, the contract should:
a.List the inspector's home address
b.State that permits are never needed
c.Omit any mention of permits
d.Indicate who is responsible for obtaining necessary permits
Explanation
A well-drafted §7159 contract identifies responsibility for obtaining required permits; the contractor generally obtains permits for work they perform, and this should be reflected in the agreement.
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