Contracts
In Arizona, a 'seller's right to cancel' provision in a listing agreement allows the broker to:
ACancel the listing at any time without liability
BCharge a cancellation fee if the seller cancels without cause before expiration✓ Correct
CRequire the seller to extend the listing
DAutomatically renew the listing upon expiration
Explanation
Many Arizona listing agreements include a provision allowing the broker to charge a cancellation fee (or seek compensation) if the seller terminates the listing without cause before its expiration, compensating the broker for marketing expenses.
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