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  1. An investment adviser's employee who materially aids in a violation is subject to what civil liability?

    Answer: Joint and several liability with the primary violator, unless unaware of the facts

    Control persons and employees who materially aid are jointly and severally liable unless they prove lack of knowledge.

  2. Which person is NOT typically named as potentially jointly liable with a seller under the USA?

    Answer: A customer who bought an unrelated security

    Partners, officers, directors, and materially aiding persons may be liable, but an unrelated customer is not.

  3. A seller offers a defense to a buyer's civil claim. Which defense is recognized under the USA?

    Answer: The seller did not know and in the exercise of reasonable care could not have known of the untruth

    The seller can defend by proving they did not know and could not have known with reasonable care.

  4. If a buyer no longer owns the security, which damages formula is used?

    Answer: Difference between purchase price and sale price, plus interest and fees, less income received

    A buyer who sold the security recovers damages equal to the difference between the purchase price and the resale price, plus interest, costs and fees.

  5. What is the statutory interest rate commonly used in the USA's civil remedy provision?

    Answer: 6% per year

    The Uniform Securities Act specifies interest at 6% per year from the date of payment.

  6. To pursue rescission, what must the buyer do?

    Answer: Tender the security back to the seller

    A buyer seeking rescission must tender the security.

  7. A customer sues an investment adviser under the USA for misleading advice. Which is also recoverable?

    Answer: Reasonable attorney fees and court costs

    Attorney fees and court costs are part of the statutory recovery.

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