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Under the TREC contract, the seller receives a notice from the buyer objecting to specific title exceptions. The seller has a specified number of days to respond. If the seller fails to respond within the timeframe, what typically happens?

Correct Answer

B) The buyer may terminate the contract if the title objections are not resolved

If the seller fails to cure title objections within the specified timeframe, the buyer typically has the right to terminate the contract. The buyer is not required to accept title with unresolved objections.

Answer Options
A
The seller is deemed to have agreed to cure all objections
B
The buyer may terminate the contract if the title objections are not resolved
C
The title objections are automatically waived by both parties
D
The closing date is extended by the same number of days

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