Connecticut § 20-312c - Associate brokers and supervising licensees.
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§ 20-312c. Associate brokers and supervising licensees.
Sec. 20-312c. Associate brokers and supervising licensees. (a) No associate broker shall engage in the real estate business unless the supervising licensee that is responsible for controlling and supervising the associate broker (1) knows that such associate broker is engaging in the real estate business, and (2) has consented to such associate broker engaging in the real estate business.
(b) Each supervising licensee shall be responsible for the actions of the associate brokers who are under such supervising licensee's control and supervision to the same extent that such supervising licensee would be responsible for such associate brokers if such associate brokers were real estate salespersons affiliated with such supervising licensee.
(c) If an associate broker's affiliation with a supervising licensee is terminated, the associate broker shall notify the department of such termination not later than fourteen calendar days after such termination or such associate broker's affiliation with another supervising licensee, whichever occurs first.
(d) Each associate broker shall comply with all advertising requirements and standards that apply to real estate brokers, and shall include the name of the supervising licensee who controls and supervises such associate broker at a prominent location in all of such associate broker's advertisements.
(P.A. 23-84, S. 2.)
History: P.A. 23-84 effective April 1, 2024.
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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