Connecticut § 47-104 - Required form of sales contracts.
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§ 47-104. Required form of sales contracts.
Sec. 47-104. Required form of sales contracts. The commission may by regulation require as a condition of qualification that any real estate syndicate securities authorized under section 47-92 be sold only on a form of subscription or sale contract approved by the commission, and that a signed or conformed copy of each contract be preserved for such period as the commission may find reasonable and necessary to specify by regulation.
(P.A. 73-593, S. 15, 35.)
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