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A firm owner in Asheville is preparing an exam-prep note on Mineral and Oil and Gas disclosure timing, scope, and waiver limits. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

A) One of the MOG questions permits 'No Representation' for prior severance by a previous owner, but the form still requires completion and buyer acknowledgment.

One of the MOG questions permits 'No Representation' for prior severance by a previous owner, but the form still requires completion and buyer acknowledgment.

Answer Options
A
One of the MOG questions permits 'No Representation' for prior severance by a previous owner, but the form still requires completion and buyer acknowledgment.
B
Buyer initials are unnecessary when the seller checks 'No Representation.' under current North Carolina rules
C
All MOG questions may be left unanswered if the seller lacks certainty under current North Carolina rules
D
The seller may answer 'No Representation' to every MOG question by default under current North Carolina rules

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