An unlicensed person advertises for construction work. What must the advertisement state, and what work may it offer?
Explicación
B&P §7027.1 makes it unlawful to advertise for work covered by the license law without a license, unless the advertisement states that the person is not licensed and the work offered is within the §7048 exemption — under $1,000 in the aggregate, casual or minor, no permit, and no employees. (b) is the surety/insurance substitution: a bond does not cure the absence of a license, and nothing about being bonded lifts the dollar limit. (c) treats a pending application as interim authority; the license law grants none until the license issues. (d) is the evasion the statute names, since dividing one job into small contracts does not bring it under §7048.
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