Escrow & Title
An escrow agent who disburses funds contrary to the escrow instructions is liable for:
ANothing, as long as they acted in good faith
BBreach of contract and potential civil and criminal liability✓ Correct
COnly a refund of the escrow fee
DAn AREC complaint only
Explanation
An escrow agent has a strict duty to follow the written escrow instructions of both parties. Disbursing funds contrary to those instructions constitutes breach of contract and may result in civil liability and possible criminal charges.
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