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Gnom [1K]
3 years ago
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Broker Needa leaves for vacation. In his absence, associate Wanna will be handling the escrow accounts. If Wanna errors with the

accounting procedures:
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1 answer:
ANEK [815]3 years ago
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Correct/Complete Question:

Broker Needa leaves for vacation. In his absence, associate Wanna will be handling the escrow accounts. If Wanna errors with the accounting procedures:

A. Broker Needa's license will be revoked

B. Broker Needa's vacation may be permanent as he is ultimately responsible

C. The Commission will excuse Needa and Wanna; everyone needs a vacation

D. Broker Wanna's solely responsible for her actions

Answer:

B. Broker Needa's vacation may be permanent as he is ultimately responsible

Explanation:

Since Broker Needa is the employer of Wanna, he is ultimately responsible for the errors as the assistant works under his license. Brokers are always responsible for agents under their license.

I hope this helps.

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