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An Illinois outline on illinois contract practice and form provisions gives the following reminders for review. Which statement below is NOT accurate for current Illinois practice or law?

Correct Answer

D) The broker should ask the title closer to create the clause after closing.

This choice is wrong because it describes a different Illinois term or role than the one tested in the question. Illinois uses the rule summarized in the correct answer instead. The other choices describe accurate Illinois rules.

Answer Options
A
No. Material contract changes should be made in a written modification or addendum signed as required by the contract practice.
B
The broker should avoid giving legal advice and direct the parties to their attorneys for legal strategy and remedy analysis.
C
A binding contract is formed when an offer is accepted and effectively delivered in the manner required by the contract or form language.
D
The broker should ask the title closer to create the clause after closing.

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