Environmental
A Missouri seller's disclosure form asks about underground storage tanks. If the seller knows of an abandoned UST on the property and fails to disclose it, this could constitute:
AA minor technical violation only
BMaterial misrepresentation and potential environmental liability for the seller✓ Correct
CAn MREC licensing violation only
DNo violation if the tank has been unused for 10 years
Explanation
Failing to disclose a known underground storage tank constitutes material misrepresentation under Missouri's seller disclosure law. USTs create significant environmental liability, and non-disclosure can expose sellers to legal claims from buyers.
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