Before paying a progress invoice, what release control is appropriate?

California C-20 exam practice question · Insurance & Liens

Before paying a progress invoice, what release control is appropriate?

AIgnore subcontractor and supplier exposure
BUse an invented one-sentence waiver
Match the release to its payment period
DDemand release of work not yet performed

Why C is correct

California prescribes waiver and release forms and distinguishes progress from final payment and conditional from unconditional effect. Matching the form prevents accidental over-release or unprotected payment.

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Before paying a progress invoice, what release control is appropriate?

Before paying a progress invoice, what release control is appropriate?

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