Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 779 of 1605
A home improvement contract's list of documents incorporated by reference (such as plans and specifications) must be:
a.Kept secret from the buyer
b.Filed with the county
c.Held only by the contractor
d.Identified in the contract and provided to the buyer
Explanation
B&P §7159 requires that any plans, specifications, or documents incorporated into the contract be identified and made available to the buyer as part of the agreement.
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