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Victory for ZeroBrokerFees.com in New Hampshire

By MICHAEL H. ERDMAN

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Yesterday Magistrate Judge James Muirhead ruled in favor of ZeroBrokerFees.com in the website's suit challenging the applicability of the New Hampshire Real Estate Practice Act - specifically the licensure requirement - to the operation of ZeroBrokerFees.com. The court ruled that pursuant to a statutory exemption for newspapers, ZeroBrokerFees.com was not obligated to obtain a brokerage license in New Hampshire before advertising real estate online.

For a refresher, see my post from last May.

Here is a copy of ZBF's lawyers' announcement, and a copy of the court's 33 page order.

Full post as published by Real Estate, Real Competition & The Law on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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