Contracts
A 'hold harmless' clause in a real estate agreement protects one party from:
AFinancial losses due to market decline
BLegal liability for specified claims or actions✓ Correct
CFailure to obtain financing
DTitle defects
Explanation
A hold harmless clause protects one party from being held legally liable for claims or losses arising from specified activities or events.
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