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An emergency repair form has the right title but omits mandatory disclosures and signatures. Does the heading alone make it compliant?

California C-20 exam practice question · Contract Requirements & Execution

An emergency repair form has the right title but omits mandatory disclosures and signatures. Does the heading alone make it compliant?

  • ANo service work can use a written contract
  • No; service-and-repair rules still apply
  • CYes, the title controls
  • DYes, if work is profitable

Why B is correct

The best answer is: No; service-and-repair rules still apply. The statutory service-and-repair treatment depends on transaction facts and prescribed contract content. A label cannot replace notices, price, authorization, and other required terms. The new fact pattern changes the setting, not the governing rule or management control. The other choices either skip a required step, apply a different rule, or fail to address the stated risk.

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