Series 63 practice questionmediumCivil Liability
A client buys an unregistered, nonexempt security. What must the client establish for the seller-liability provision of USA Section 410(a)(1) to apply?
- AThat the seller offered or sold the security in violation of an applicable registration provision✓ Correct answer
- BThat the seller specifically intended to defraud the client
- CThat the Administrator first investigated the transaction
- DThat the security became completely worthless
Explanation
Why A — That the seller offered or sold the security in violation of an applicable registration provision
A sale of an unregistered, nonexempt security in violation of the applicable registration provisions supports the buyer's Section 410 remedy without requiring proof of intent, an Administrator investigation, or a total loss.
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