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Using the current Arizona SPDS, in a licensing seminar in Nogales, a broker explains that the SPDS can help document what the seller disclosed during the transaction. Which outcome best matches current Arizona practice?

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D) the SPDS can serve as evidence of disclosure practice, but it does not replace broader duties to tell the truth about known material facts

Under current AAR SPDS; Hill v. Jones, the SPDS can serve as evidence of disclosure practice, but it does not replace broader duties to tell the truth about known material facts.

Answer Options
A
the SPDS matters only to appraisers and not to buyers under current Arizona law
B
a completed SPDS prevents every later disclosure claim no matter what was known
C
the SPDS erases any duty to correct misinformation later learned in that Arizona transaction
D
the SPDS can serve as evidence of disclosure practice, but it does not replace broader duties to tell the truth about known material facts

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