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Real Estate Salesperson Exam — National Portion

Discipline (DE): practice questions

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Question 1 · Delaware

A salesperson breaks the law without the broker's knowledge. Can the broker's license be revoked for it?

  1. Yes, brokers are strictly liable
  2. Yes, but only after a second offense
  3. No, unless the broker knew of it
  4. No, brokers are never disciplined
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C. No, unless the broker knew of it — 24 Del. C. 2912(b).

Question 2 · Delaware

What happens to the salespersons under a Delaware broker whose license is revoked?

  1. Their licenses are revoked as well
  2. They may keep working for 30 days
  3. Their licenses are automatically suspended
  4. They are moved to inactive status
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C. Their licenses are automatically suspended — 24 Del. C. 2917.

Question 3 · Delaware

Before a temporary suspension order can issue, how much notice must the Delaware licensee or attorney receive?

  1. At least 10 days
  2. At least 5 business days
  3. At least 24 hours
  4. At least 72 hours
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C. At least 24 hours — 24 Del. C. 2915(a).

Question 4 · Delaware

After a Delaware license is revoked (but not permanently), how long before the person can be considered for a new license?

  1. At least 1 year
  2. At least 3 years
  3. At least 6 months
  4. At least 2 years
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D. At least 2 years — Del. Admin. Code 24-2900, Rule 13.2.

Question 5 · Delaware

Within how many days may a Delaware licensee appeal a Commission decision to Superior Court?

  1. 10 days after notice is mailed
  2. 60 days after the hearing ends
  3. 90 days after the final order is issued
  4. 30 days after notice is mailed
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D. 30 days after notice is mailed — 24 Del. C. 2913(b).

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