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Agent David shows a property to buyer Priya without first providing a written agency disclosure. Priya loves the home and immediately submits an offer. David then provides the agency disclosure with the offer paperwork. Under Utah law, which of the following best describes David's conduct?

Correct Answer

A) David violated Utah law because the disclosure was required before showing the property

Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401 requires that a written agency disclosure be provided BEFORE showing any property. David showed the property first and provided the disclosure afterward with the offer paperwork, which is a clear violation of the timing requirement. The fact that the disclosure was eventually provided does not cure the violation.

Answer Options
A
David violated Utah law because the disclosure was required before showing the property
B
David complied because the disclosure was provided before the contract was executed
C
David violated Utah law because the disclosure must be provided within 24 hours of first contact
D
David complied because the disclosure was provided on the same day as the showing

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agency_disclosuretiming_violationbefore_showingcompliance

Related Concepts

An agency relationship created when a principal's actions or words lead a third party to reasonably believe that an agent has authority, and the principal fails to correct this belief.

An agency relationship created when a principal approves or accepts an agent's previously unauthorized actions, effectively granting authority after the fact.

The legal requirement for real estate agents to inform all parties about who they represent in a transaction, typically provided at first substantive contact.

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