Agency
If a New Hampshire agent learns that their buyer client intends to use the property for an illegal purpose, the agent should:
AContinue representing the client as long as the purchase is legal✓ Correct
BDisclose this to the seller immediately
CRefuse to participate and potentially terminate the agency relationship
DReport it to the local police and continue the transaction
Explanation
An agent's duty of obedience does not extend to illegal instructions. If a client reveals an illegal intended use, the agent must refuse to facilitate it and may be required to terminate the agency relationship.
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