Delaware License Law
Under Delaware law, which of the following actions by a licensee is MOST likely to result in license revocation?
AFiling a late renewal application
BIntentionally misrepresenting the condition of a property to induce a purchase✓ Correct
CFailing to include the Commission's phone number in advertising
DShowing a property to a buyer without a written buyer representation agreement
Explanation
Intentional misrepresentation (fraud) to induce a purchase is a serious violation of Delaware license law and can result in license revocation, civil liability, and potentially criminal charges.
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