Organización y LicenciasPregunta 1393 de 1632

A contractor cannot obtain a surety bond. What alternative does the license law allow to satisfy the bond requirement?

a.A letter of credit issued by the contractor's own bank
b.A certificate of deposit assigned over to the Registrar
c.A deposit of cash or a cashier's check with the Registrar
d.A personal guarantee signed by the license's qualifier

Explicación

B&P §7071.4(a) lets a licensee satisfy any bond in this article either with a bond from an admitted surety or with a deposit made under Code of Civil Procedure §995.710(a)(1) — lawful money of the United States or a cashier's check, held in trust by the Registrar — in the same amount as the bond it replaces. (b) is the alternative the section names and then rejects: 'no other method of deposit, including, but not limited to, a certificate of deposit, shall satisfy a bond requirement under this article.' (a) and (d) are likewise outside the one permitted form, and a qualifier's personal promise is not security the Registrar can hold.

Referencia Legal: B&P Code §7071.4(a) / Code Civ. Proc. §995.710(a)(1)

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