1. When working in another state, a contractor only needs to be concerned with the applicable building codes in that state.

True

False

2. Under the legal doctrine of promissory estoppel, a subcontractors or suppliers quote cannot be changed or withdrawn when the general contractor or upper-tier subcontractor has reasonably relied on the quote in preparing its bid to the owner.

True

False

3. A "no damages for delay" clause in a contract usually shifts the risk of owner-caused delays to the general contractor.

True

False

4. A liquidated damages clause allows for money damages if a contractor substitutes materials without approval from the owner.

True

False