Agency
What is 'gross negligence' in the context of Delaware real estate agency?
AAny mistake made by a real estate agent
BConduct that shows reckless disregard for others' rights, going beyond ordinary negligence✓ Correct
CA material misrepresentation about property features
DFailure to disclose commission rates to clients
Explanation
Gross negligence is conduct showing reckless indifference to the rights of others — a substantial deviation from the standard of care that ordinary licensees would exercise. It is a higher standard than ordinary negligence and may result in greater damages.
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