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A Mooresville broker is updating the policy manual on Mineral and Oil and Gas disclosure timing, scope, and waiver limits. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

C) The mineral and oil and gas disclosure requirement generally cannot be waived merely because the parties agree to skip the ordinary residential property disclosure statement.

The mineral and oil and gas disclosure requirement generally cannot be waived merely because the parties agree to skip the ordinary residential property disclosure statement.

Answer Options
A
If the parties waive RPOADS, they automatically waive MOG under current North Carolina rules
B
A buyer can orally waive MOG by saying title will handle it under current North Carolina rules
C
The mineral and oil and gas disclosure requirement generally cannot be waived merely because the parties agree to skip the ordinary residential property disclosure statement.
D
MOG can be omitted whenever the property is sold 'as is.' under current North Carolina rules

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