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A Georgia real estate licensee is accused of refusing to show properties in certain neighborhoods based on the buyer's race. Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate enforcement mechanism under Georgia law?

Correct Answer

C) Requiring the licensee to pay punitive damages directly to GREC

Correct: GREC can impose civil penalties, but punitive damages are not paid directly to GREC - they would be awarded through civil litigation to the injured party. Why not A: GREC complaints for license discipline are appropriate enforcement mechanisms. Why not B: Federal court lawsuits under the Fair Housing Act are proper enforcement tools. Why not D: HUD complaints within one year are standard fair housing enforcement procedures.

Answer Options
A
Filing a complaint with GREC for license discipline
B
Filing a lawsuit in federal court under the Fair Housing Act
C
Requiring the licensee to pay punitive damages directly to GREC
D
Filing a complaint with HUD within one year of the incident

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