Agency
Under Maine law, who bears the burden of proving that a dual agency disclosure was made and consent was obtained?
AThe buyer
BThe broker/agent claiming consent was obtained✓ Correct
CThe Maine Real Estate Commission
DThe court determines this without any burden
Explanation
The licensee claiming that dual agency consent was obtained bears the burden of proving it. This is why written, signed consent forms are essential — they provide documentary evidence of disclosure and consent.
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