Fair Housing
What is a 'consent order' in a Delaware fair housing case?
AA court order requiring both parties to consent to sale terms
BA court-approved settlement agreement resolving a fair housing lawsuit that may require the defendant to pay damages, change policies, and undergo training✓ Correct
CA consent form signed by the parties before a Commission hearing
DAn order requiring the complainant to consent to mediation
Explanation
A consent order (or consent decree) is a court-approved settlement in a fair housing lawsuit that binds the defendant to specific actions — including paying monetary damages, changing discriminatory policies, providing training, and submitting to monitoring.
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