Open AZ Statutes and Rules Questions With Complete
Solutions
(1)
Abandoning a contract or refusing to perform a bid Correct
Answers Abandonment of a contract or refusal to perform after
submitting a bid on work without a legal excuse for the
abandonment or refusal.
32-1154(A)(1)
(10)
Failure to pay for materials or service over $750 Correct
Answers Contractors have an obligation to pay others on time.
If a supplier or a subcontractor files a complaint for
nonpayment, the contractor's license can be suspended if the
amount if over $750
32-1154(10)
(11)
Failure to comply with safety or labor laws Correct Answers A
contractor's license can be disciplined if they fail to follow labor
and safety laws, especially if the contractor has employees.
32-1154(A)(11)
(12)
Failure to comply with any section of Title 32, chapter 10
Correct Answers Failure in any material respect to comply with
this chapter
32-1154(A)(12)
(13)
,Subcontracting with a licensed contractor not duly licensed for
the work to be performed. Correct Answers Knowingly
entering into a contract with a contractor for work to be
performed for which a license is required with a person that is
not duly licensed in the required classification.
32-1154(A)(13)
(14)
Acting as a contractor under a name other than the name on the
license Correct Answers Acting in the capacity of a contractor
under any license issued under this chapter in a name other than
as set forth on the license
32-1154(A)(14)
(15)
False advertising that misleads or injures the public Correct
Answers False, misleading or deceptive advertising whereby
any member of the public was misled and injured.
32-1154(A)(15)
(16)
Contracting out of scope for the license classification Correct
Answers Knowingly contracting beyond the scope of the
license or licenses of the licensee.
32-1154(A)(16)
(17)
Contracting, offering to contract, or biding with a suspended or
inactive license. Correct Answers The only license status that is
allowed to contract, offer to contract, or bid on a contract is an
"active" license status.
, 32-1154(A)(17)
(18)
Failure to notify AZ ROC of disassociation with qualifying
party within 15 days Correct Answers Both the licensee and the
qualifying party are required to notify the Registrar of
contractors within 15 days of disassociation (when they stop
working together)
32-1153(A)(18)
(19)
Late discovery of grounds for denying license application or
renewal Correct Answers The Registrar has the right to revoke
a license if they find out information that would have led them
to deny a license application or license application or license
renewal after the fact
32-1154(A)(19)
(2)
Departing from or disregarding plans, specifications, or building
codes Correct Answers Contractors may not deviate from plans
or specifications without written consent of the owner. Also,
contractors must follow building codes and obtain required
permits even if the customer tells the contractor not to.
32-1154(A)(2)
(20)
License suspended or revoked on another license Correct
Answers If anyone named on the license is named on another
contractor license that was suspended or revoked in Arizona or
any other state, the license may be suspended until the person is
Solutions
(1)
Abandoning a contract or refusing to perform a bid Correct
Answers Abandonment of a contract or refusal to perform after
submitting a bid on work without a legal excuse for the
abandonment or refusal.
32-1154(A)(1)
(10)
Failure to pay for materials or service over $750 Correct
Answers Contractors have an obligation to pay others on time.
If a supplier or a subcontractor files a complaint for
nonpayment, the contractor's license can be suspended if the
amount if over $750
32-1154(10)
(11)
Failure to comply with safety or labor laws Correct Answers A
contractor's license can be disciplined if they fail to follow labor
and safety laws, especially if the contractor has employees.
32-1154(A)(11)
(12)
Failure to comply with any section of Title 32, chapter 10
Correct Answers Failure in any material respect to comply with
this chapter
32-1154(A)(12)
(13)
,Subcontracting with a licensed contractor not duly licensed for
the work to be performed. Correct Answers Knowingly
entering into a contract with a contractor for work to be
performed for which a license is required with a person that is
not duly licensed in the required classification.
32-1154(A)(13)
(14)
Acting as a contractor under a name other than the name on the
license Correct Answers Acting in the capacity of a contractor
under any license issued under this chapter in a name other than
as set forth on the license
32-1154(A)(14)
(15)
False advertising that misleads or injures the public Correct
Answers False, misleading or deceptive advertising whereby
any member of the public was misled and injured.
32-1154(A)(15)
(16)
Contracting out of scope for the license classification Correct
Answers Knowingly contracting beyond the scope of the
license or licenses of the licensee.
32-1154(A)(16)
(17)
Contracting, offering to contract, or biding with a suspended or
inactive license. Correct Answers The only license status that is
allowed to contract, offer to contract, or bid on a contract is an
"active" license status.
, 32-1154(A)(17)
(18)
Failure to notify AZ ROC of disassociation with qualifying
party within 15 days Correct Answers Both the licensee and the
qualifying party are required to notify the Registrar of
contractors within 15 days of disassociation (when they stop
working together)
32-1153(A)(18)
(19)
Late discovery of grounds for denying license application or
renewal Correct Answers The Registrar has the right to revoke
a license if they find out information that would have led them
to deny a license application or license application or license
renewal after the fact
32-1154(A)(19)
(2)
Departing from or disregarding plans, specifications, or building
codes Correct Answers Contractors may not deviate from plans
or specifications without written consent of the owner. Also,
contractors must follow building codes and obtain required
permits even if the customer tells the contractor not to.
32-1154(A)(2)
(20)
License suspended or revoked on another license Correct
Answers If anyone named on the license is named on another
contractor license that was suspended or revoked in Arizona or
any other state, the license may be suspended until the person is
