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While reviewing a transaction in Maricopa County, a test-prep tutor presents an AAR contract deadline as though it were a statewide statute that applies in every Arizona transaction regardless of form. Which statement should the broker communicate?

Correct Answer

C) AAR form terms are form-based obligations and should not be confused with a generally applicable Arizona statute unless the source actually says so

Under current AAR forms; Arizona legal practice, AAR form terms are form-based obligations and should not be confused with a generally applicable Arizona statute unless the source actually says so.

Answer Options
A
Arizona has no difference between contract terms and statutes under current Arizona law
B
form language can never matter because only statutes create duties for that fact pattern
C
AAR form terms are form-based obligations and should not be confused with a generally applicable Arizona statute unless the source actually says so
D
buyers may ignore form language because it is not recorded law in that Arizona transaction

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