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If my husband and myself signed a Listing Contract for an exclusive listing and then my husband signed an addendum but myself and the realtor did not sign the addendum. Which was and improper addendum to begin with, is the addendum nul and void?

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September 19 12:20 AM (1 hour and 8 minutes and 58 seconds later)
         
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To my knowledge, for a contract addendum to be valid, all of the original contract signatories must sign the addendum.

In fact, if carefully read the original contract I'm certain that you will find a clause buried in that somewhere which will confirm this.

Someone at the Arizona Department of Real Estate should be able to confirm this for you as well.

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Edited by Oreport on September 19 2005 at 12:25 AM

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September 20 11:58 AM (1 day and 11 hours later)
         
Reply to Oreport's Post: The original real estate contract (or listing contract) which has my husband and myself listed on it, only has my husbands signature. On the addendum for an extention of the contract only my husband signed. I did not, nor did the realtor. I would think that both of these documents are not valid, is that true?
The realtor is claiming that my signature does not need to be on the contract (even though my name is listed on the contract).
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September 20 9:34 PM (9 hours and 35 minutes and 26 seconds later)
         
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