Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 789 of 1605
Which action would be considered a prohibited act tied to home improvement contracting?
a.Stating the license number in the contract
b.Giving the buyer two cancellation notices
c.Providing the buyer a signed copy before work starts
d.Deviating from or disregarding plans and specifications without the owner's written consent
Explanation
B&P §7161 lists departing from or disregarding the plans and specifications without the owner's written consent among prohibited acts and causes for disciplinary action.
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