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BEFORE THE NEW HAMPSHIRE REAL ESTATE COMMISSION CONCORD NH 03301In the Matter of: File No. 2014045 Allegations:NH Real Estate Commission v. Joshua J. Seymour RSA 331A:26,I; REA 401.01 (a,21)SETTLEMENT

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What is allegations?

Allegations are assertions or accusations made against someone, typically without proof or evidence.

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Information such as names of individuals involved, specific details of the alleged misconduct, and any evidence or supporting documents should be reported on allegations.