Multiple Choice
In order to avoid responsibility, the Owner may rely upon
A) exculpatory clauses relieving him/her of responsibility
B) failure of the Contractor to give timely notice
C) the difference is insignificant in regard to method or approach
D) all of these
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: With a Differing Site Condition, the Contract
Q2: A Type I Differing Site Condition is
Q3: Reliance upon the Spearin Doctrine is sufficient
Q5: Type I Differing Site Conditions should have
Q6: Acting conscionably means to act prudently in
Q7: Type II Differing Site Conditions<br>A) differ from
Q8: Type I Differing Site Conditions<br>A) differ from
Q9: If there is an exculpatory clause protecting
Q10: With a Differing Site Condition<br>A) the Contract
Q11: Differing Site Conditions usually refers to something