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Under TRESA and O. Reg. 567/05, which requirement applies to the expiry date of an Ontario listing agreement?

Correct Answer

B) It must be shown prominently on the first page and initialled by the seller

O. Reg. 567/05 s. 13.4(1) requires a written representation agreement to set out the date it takes effect and the date it expires, to display the expiry date prominently on the first page, and to have the client initial next to it. Section 13.4(2) allows only one expiry date. The regulation sets no maximum length for a listing.

Answer Options
A
It must fall no more than six months after the agreement takes effect
B
It must be shown prominently on the first page and initialled by the seller
C
It must be approved by RECO whenever the listing term is longer than one year
D
It may be left out if the seller agrees the listing can be ended on notice

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listing agreementexpiry dateO. Reg. 567/05initialledTRESA
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