Ministerial act definition
Ministerial act means an act performed by a licensee not involving an exercise of discretion or judgment of a licensee on behalf of a person who is not a client and that assists the nonclient to consummate a real estate transaction.
Ministerial act means an action performed in a prescribed manner without the exercise of judgment or discretion as to the propriety of the act.
Ministerial act means an action performed in a prescribed manner imposed by law without the exercise of judgement or discretion as to the propriety of the action.
More Definitions of Ministerial act
Ministerial act means an administrative act, including the issuance of a license, permit or other permission by the County, which is carried out in a prescribed manner and which does not involve substantial personal discretion.
Ministerial act means an act performed in a prescribed manner and does not require the exercise of any judgement or discretion.
Ministerial act means an act that:
Ministerial act means an administrative act, including the issuance of a license, permit, or other permission by the government, which is carried out in a prescribed manner and which does not involve substantial personal discretion.
Ministerial act means an Official Action performed by a Public Official or Public Employee according to statute, other legal authority, established procedure, or instructions from a superior, without exercising any individual judgment.
Ministerial act means an action performed in a prescribed manner without the exercise of judgment or discretion as to the propriety of the act. An example of a ministerial act is the granting of a marriage license by a city clerk.
Ministerial act means an action performed in a prescribed manner without the exercise of judgment or substantial personal discretion as to the propriety of the act.