CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
,CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
,Judy, a contractor, employs Sam as her registered home
improvement salesperson. Sam meets with Mr. And Mrs.
Jones and negotiates home improvement work that totals
$350. When Sam returns to his boss and tells her of the
verbal contract, his employer says she will not work for
the contracted price. The Contractor's License Law states:
A. The contractor is required by law to abide by the verbal
agreement since verbal home improvement contracts
under $500 are binding
B. The contractor is not bound by a verbal agreement
C. The contractor may cancel a home improvement
contract that she did not negotiate
, D. The contractor is not bound by the contract since all
home improvement contracts must be in writting
A. When registered salespersons enter into an agreement,
verbal or written, they are bound by it. They are acting as
the agent of the contractor. Verbal improvement contracts
are legal and binding
CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
,CSLB Contractor's Law practice test Part 2
,Judy, a contractor, employs Sam as her registered home
improvement salesperson. Sam meets with Mr. And Mrs.
Jones and negotiates home improvement work that totals
$350. When Sam returns to his boss and tells her of the
verbal contract, his employer says she will not work for
the contracted price. The Contractor's License Law states:
A. The contractor is required by law to abide by the verbal
agreement since verbal home improvement contracts
under $500 are binding
B. The contractor is not bound by a verbal agreement
C. The contractor may cancel a home improvement
contract that she did not negotiate
, D. The contractor is not bound by the contract since all
home improvement contracts must be in writting
A. When registered salespersons enter into an agreement,
verbal or written, they are bound by it. They are acting as
the agent of the contractor. Verbal improvement contracts
are legal and binding
