Appeal / sale of residential property following breakdown of marriage / appellant alleged that respondent licensees knew about personal circumstances and colluded to effect sale and did not act in best interests by failing to discuss open market advertisement, that no CMA or appraisal was provided / Committee joined director of agency to proceedings per allegation of improper supervision / Real Estate Agents 2008, s89, s111 / Professional Conduct and Client Care Rules 2012, r6.1, r6.2, r.6.4, r9.1, r9.2, r9.16, r10.1, r10.2 / HELD / appellant’s suggestion he was never provided a copy of CMA unsupported by evidence / CMA arrived at using due care, skill, expertise and judgement with reference to comparable sales information / subsequent sale of property at significantly higher price did not indicate deficiency in CMA / no evidence of undue or unfair pressure / joined respondent was not designated supervisor / no error of fact or law / Committee’s decision affirmed / appeal dismissed