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Under Connecticut agency disclosure law (CGS § 20-325c), which of the following situations does NOT require a licensee to provide the written agency disclosure form to a consumer?

Correct Answer

A) A licensee responds to a consumer's general inquiry about a property's listed price without discussing the consumer's needs or financial situation

CGS § 20-325c requires the written agency disclosure form at 'first substantive contact.' A licensee who merely responds to a consumer's general inquiry about a listed price—without discussing the consumer's needs, financial position, or other transactional details—has not yet engaged in substantive contact. This type of ministerial or informational response does not trigger the disclosure obligation. The disclosure requirement is activated when the conversation moves into substantive territory involving the consumer's specific circumstances.

Answer Options
A
A licensee responds to a consumer's general inquiry about a property's listed price without discussing the consumer's needs or financial situation
B
A salesperson meets a prospective buyer at an open house and discusses the buyer's housing needs and budget
C
A broker calls a homeowner to solicit a listing and discusses the property's estimated market value
D
A salesperson meets a prospective seller for the first time to tour the property and discuss a potential listing agreement

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Related Concepts

The legal principle that holds a broker responsible for the actions of their agents and employees performed within the scope of the agency relationship.

An agency relationship created when a principal's actions or words lead a third party to reasonably believe that an agent has authority, and the principal fails to correct this belief.

An agency relationship created when a principal approves or accepts an agent's previously unauthorized actions, effectively granting authority after the fact.

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