For what reason can a building license be revoked?

The appropriate reason for revoking a building license is based on the key violations that impact safety, compliance, or contractual obligations associated with the building process. Among the provided options, a building license can be revoked for significant issues such as a violation of a building code or disregarding blueprints and specifications, which directly relate to construction standards and regulatory compliance.

Choosing the option regarding both spouses not signing the contract does not typically constitute a valid reason for revoking a building license. While it may affect the validity of the contractual agreement or the execution of certain rights within that contract, it does not pose an immediate threat to public safety or violate specific building regulations.

On the other hand, violations related to building codes and specifications directly jeopardize the integrity of construction projects and can lead to safety hazards, making them critical factors for license revocation. Mishandling deposit money could also lead to legal disputes but generally falls under different regulatory or professional conduct concerns rather than immediate grounds for revocation of a construction license.