Back dating of real estate contracts

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From: Martin R.
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 1997 00:00

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I was wondering whether people had any experience with the legality of an
agent and their seller back-dating offers and counter offers?  This
happended to me recently (I allege) with RE/MAX in San Carlos thru their
selleing agent Sean Clar (note: not proven in a california court of law
yet).

It seems to me that in general, a real estate contract/paper should be
dated when it is actually signed.  

Anybody else got opinions on this?  I welcome input.

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Subject: Back dating of real estate contracts
Date: 1997/06/18
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