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departure provision

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departure provision

An older term rendered obsolete by the July 1,2006,changes to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP),but it is still frequently encountered.It refers to the ability of an appraiser to render less than a complete appraisal in certain limited situations and only if the person reading the appraisal would not be misled or confused.Omissions might include particular appraisal methods deemed unreliable or impractical under the circumstances.



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As a result, otherwise invalid departures are "driven underground as participants find covert means to guarantee that the sentence they consider appropriate will not be derailed by strict interpretation of the departure provisions.
In addition, FIRREA's prohibition against invoking the Departure Provision (now called the Departure Rule) was lifted.
 
 
 
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