Delaware License Law
What is 'delegation' of duties in Delaware real estate agency?
AAn agent transferring their license to a broker
BWhen a broker delegates certain activities to a salesperson or other licensee under their supervision — the broker retains supervisory responsibility and cannot delegate duties that require the broker's personal judgment✓ Correct
CA buyer authorizing an agent to sign all documents on their behalf
DThe Delaware Real Estate Commission delegating enforcement actions to local police
Explanation
Delegation in real estate agency occurs when a broker assigns specific tasks to supervised licensees. The broker cannot delegate duties requiring personal judgment (e.
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