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Under New Jersey's Planned Real Estate Development Full Disclosure Act (PREDFDA), all of the following statements about the Public Offering Statement (POS) are correct EXCEPT:

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D) A buyer who waives receipt of the POS in writing forfeits the seven-day rescission right and cannot later rescind.

Option D is the exception — it is NOT correct under PREDFDA. The seven-day rescission right under PREDFDA (N.J.S.A. 45:22A-21 et seq.) is a statutory right that cannot be waived by the buyer. A developer cannot require a buyer to sign a waiver of the rescission right as a condition of purchase, and any such purported waiver would be unenforceable. The rescission right exists to protect consumers regardless of any contractual language to the contrary.

Answer Options
A
The developer must provide the POS to each buyer before or at the time of contract signing.
B
A buyer who receives the POS has seven calendar days to rescind the purchase contract without penalty.
C
The NJREC must approve the developer's registration before any marketing or sales may begin.
D
A buyer who waives receipt of the POS in writing forfeits the seven-day rescission right and cannot later rescind.

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