Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

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Electronic signatures on agreements of purchase and sale must be:

  1. Capable of authentication

  2. Implemented with verbal consent

  3. Optional if both parties agree

  4. Limited to representation agreements

  5. Used at the discretion of the broker

  6. Validated by a notary public

The correct answer is: Capable of authentication

Electronic signatures on agreements of purchase and sale must be capable of authentication to ensure the validity and integrity of the signature. This means that the electronic signature used must be able to verify the identity of the person signing the document and confirm that the signature has not been altered or tampered with. By requiring electronic signatures to be capable of authentication, it helps prevent fraud and ensures the legal enforceability of the agreement.