Explain statute of limitations and how they affect the work of ...

[tichca]

Explain statute of limitations and how they affect the work of engineers.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

In the daily handling of problems during the relationships between the contractor and the owner/engineer's resident project representative, the resident project representative should do which of the following:
 
  A. Interrupt the contractor when the superintendent is attempting to explain his or her position, then order the contractor to cool it and simply follow the resident project representative's instructions.
   B. Listen to the contractor's side of each problem or protest; then discuss the matter amicably and reach a judgment reflecting a cooperative attitude.
   C. Listen to the contractor's side of each problem or protest, then without further consideration, issue an order based upon the decision that had been made before the discussion started.
   D. Refuse to discuss the problem or protest at all.

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Answer to Question 1

Statute of frauds require that contracts have to be in writing if they are for the purchase of products that are above a certain amount of money that is set within each state. Typical minimum amounts are five hundred dollars to five thousand dollars in states with large economies. This practice is required in order to protect consumers from fraud or unscrupulous merchants.

Answer to Question 2

B

[tichca]

Great answer, keep it coming

[rachel]

Excellent