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A contract clause requires written notice of claims within a stated number of days after the event. What does that clause primarily control?

Correct Answer

B) The timing and form required to preserve a claim

A claim-notice clause controls when and how notice must be given to preserve the claim under the contract. Other choices are unrelated project administration details.

Answer Options
A
Select the color of project signage for claim notice
B
The timing and form required to preserve a claim
C
Select the room numbering system for claim notice
D
Base the claim notice response on the supplier's catalog format

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A claim-notice clause controls when and how notice must be given to preserve the claim under the contract. Other choices are unrelated project administration details.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Select the color of project signage for claim notice

Choice A gives The color of project signage. Its specific error: it leaves out the controlling Claim notice result: The timing and form required to preserve a claim.

Option C: Select the room numbering system for claim notice

In procurement and contracting, The room numbering system is the wrong selection for Claim notice: the option does not produce the required Claim notice outcome, The timing and form required to preserve a claim.

Option D: Base the claim notice response on the supplier's catalog format

The trap in D is The supplier's catalog format. That selection is wrong because it points to The supplier's catalog format, but.

Memory Technique

Make claim notice a tabbed card: cite the exact condition, then choose The timing and form required to preserve a claim.

Reference Hint

Open NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management - Basic, 14th Ed.; use by topic index - liquidated damages / delay / claim notice to confirm that A claim-notice clause controls when and how notice must be given to preserve the claim under the contract.

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