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A conditional lien waiver differs from an unconditional waiver because it:

Correct Answer

A) Takes effect only when the stated payment condition is satisfied

A conditional waiver is tied to the condition stated in the document, commonly actual receipt of payment. Other choices confuse it with unconditional release, bidding, or warranty terms.

Answer Options
A
Takes effect only when the stated payment condition is satisfied
B
Always releases claims before payment exists
C
Is the same as a bid alternate while combining separate alternates into one lump-sum entry
D
The contractor should deletes all warranty obligations

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A conditional waiver is tied to the condition stated in the document, commonly actual receipt of payment. Other choices confuse it with unconditional release, bidding, or warranty terms.

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