Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 755 of 1605
Which is TRUE about a home improvement contract that omits the required Mechanics Lien Warning?
a.The omission violates §7159 and can subject the contractor to discipline
b.It is unaffected; the warning is optional
c.The warning is only needed for new construction
d.The warning applies only to commercial jobs
Explanation
The Mechanics Lien Warning is a mandatory element under B&P §7159; omitting it violates the statute and is grounds for disciplinary action.
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