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17-42-108. Disclosure requirement.
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17-42-108. Disclosure requirement.
(a)(1) In every real estate transaction involving a licensee, the licensee shall clearly disclose to all parties or to their agents which party or parties he or she is representing.
(2) A licensee may represent more than one (1) party to a real estate transaction pursuant to and subject to rules of the Arkansas Real Estate Commission.
(b) The timing, method, and other requirements of such a disclosure shall be established by the commission, and the commission shall also determine the consequences of failure to make disclosure in accordance with such requirements.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 17-42-108
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.17.odt
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17-42-108. Disclosure requirement.
(a)(1) In every real estate transaction involving a licensee, the licensee shall clearly disclose to all parties or to their agents which party or parties he or she is representing.
(2) A licensee may represent more than one (1) party to a real estate transaction pursuant to and subject to rules of the Arkansas Real Estate Commission.
(b) The timing, method, and other requirements of such a disclosure shall be established by the commission, and the commission shall also determine the consequences of failure to make disclosure in accordance with such requirements.
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