Contracts
A Nebraska seller who misrepresents the condition of their property on the SPCDS may be liable for:
AOnly NREC discipline
BCivil liability including rescission of the contract and/or damages, and potential criminal fraud charges for intentional misrepresentation✓ Correct
CA small fine paid to the county
DNo liability — caveat emptor (buyer beware) protects sellers
Explanation
Intentional misrepresentation of material conditions on the SPCDS exposes the seller to civil rescission or damages claims and potentially criminal fraud. Nebraska law does not allow sellers to escape liability through caveat emptor when they actively misrepresent conditions.
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