Agency
The procuring cause doctrine in Utah real estate determines:
AWhich agent earns the commission when multiple agents are involved in a transaction✓ Correct
BHow long a listing agreement must remain in force
CWhich party is responsible for closing costs
DThe priority of liens on a property
Explanation
Procuring cause determines which agent is entitled to the commission by identifying who initiated the series of events that led to the successful transaction. This is particularly relevant in open listing situations and MLS disputes between cooperating brokers.
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