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A firm owner in Greenville 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) Brokers should treat MOG as a distinct disclosure obligation rather than assuming it is folded invisibly into RPOADS.

Brokers should treat MOG as a distinct disclosure obligation rather than assuming it is folded invisibly into RPOADS.

Answer Options
A
Completing RPOADS automatically satisfies MOG under current North Carolina rules
B
MOG is simply another page of WWREA under current North Carolina rules
C
Brokers should treat MOG as a distinct disclosure obligation rather than assuming it is folded invisibly into RPOADS.
D
MOG is handled only by the closing attorney after contract formation.

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