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Under TREC rules, a Texas license holder is permitted to use a non-promulgated contract form in all of the following situations EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

C) When the license holder believes the promulgated form does not adequately address the buyer's needs

A license holder's personal belief that the promulgated form is inadequate is NOT a valid exception to the mandatory use requirement. Under TREC Rules §537.11, license holders must use promulgated forms when they exist for the transaction type and cannot substitute their own judgment for the form requirement.

Answer Options
A
When the buyer's attorney drafts a contract at the buyer's request
B
When the transaction involves a commercial property for which no promulgated form exists
C
When the license holder believes the promulgated form does not adequately address the buyer's needs
D
When the property is being sold pursuant to a court order

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