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A homeowner assumes the contractor's CSLB license bond will pay every defective-work claim and complete the project. Does the bond provide that blanket protection?

California C-20 exam practice question · Insurance & Liens

A homeowner assumes the contractor's CSLB license bond will pay every defective-work claim and complete the project. Does the bond provide that blanket protection?

  • No; the bond covers defined claims only
  • BYes, it pays every loss without limit
  • CYes, it is workers’ compensation
  • DNo, because licensed contractors need no bond

Why A is correct

The best answer is: No; the bond covers defined claims only. Bonds and insurance have different obligees, conditions, limits, and claim processes. The contractor must understand each required or contractual risk-transfer instrument separately. 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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