Washington License Law
A Washington buyer's agent files a lawsuit against a seller for misrepresentation on behalf of the buyer. Who is the proper party to bring the lawsuit?
AThe buyer's agent, on behalf of their client
BThe buyer directly (the agent can assist but is not a party)✓ Correct
CThe buyer's brokerage firm as the licensed entity
DEither the buyer or the buyer's agent
Explanation
The buyer, as the aggrieved party, is the proper plaintiff in a lawsuit for seller misrepresentation. The buyer's agent cannot sue on the buyer's behalf (unless given power of attorney). The agent can assist the buyer in preparing the case but is not the party with the legal claim.
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