Appeal / complainant vendor alleged that licensees misled him regarding ability to modify settlement date and did not recommend he seek legal advice / Committee determined it was clear to vendor that the date could only be adjusted by purchasers’ mutual agreement and that he was advised to seek legal advice / Committee took no further action / Real Estate Agents Act 2008, s111 / Professional Conduct and Client Care Rules 2012, r5.1, r6.4, r9.7 / HELD / appellant vendor must have understood that settlement was due to occur on specified date unless both parties agreed otherwise, with prior confirmation / no correspondence supported allegation that licensees represented settlement as flexible / licensees expressly reminded vendor of relevant clause and of his ability to seek legal advice / Committee’s decision confirmed / appeal dismissed
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