Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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If a seller's property was a matrimonial home and the seller's spouse was a non-owner, regarding the offer created by a salesperson:

Mrs. Polowski, as a spouse, must consent to the acquisition of the property by signing under Spousal Consent.
Spousal consent would be required.
The Commission Trust Agreement must be completed.
The Confirmation of Acceptance only requires a date, not a time.

The correct answer is: Spousal consent would be required.

In this scenario, the correct answer is B. Spousal consent would be required. In Ontario, if a property is considered a matrimonial home and one spouse is not an owner, spousal consent is necessary for certain transactions involving the property, including the sale. This means that the non-owner spouse must provide their consent and sign the necessary documentation to move forward with the sale. It is important to ensure all legal requirements are met to avoid any potential issues or complications in the transaction. Options A, C, and D are not the correct answers in this case. Mrs. Polowski's consent as a spouse would be required, not just her signature under Spousal Consent. The Commission Trust Agreement and the Confirmation of Acceptance are not directly related to the spousal consent requirement for the sale of a matrimonial home with a non-owner spouse.