Contracts
Wisconsin law makes a listing agreement for the sale of real estate unenforceable unless it is:
AVerbal and witnessed by two persons
BIn writing and signed by the seller✓ Correct
CApproved by DSPS before taking effect
DFiled with the county register of deeds
Explanation
Under Wisconsin's Statute of Frauds, a listing agreement (an agreement to pay compensation for the sale of real estate) must be in writing and signed by the seller to be enforceable.
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