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That's why offers should be made in writing. Can be followed up and verified.

Must admit I'm enjoying being the seller rather than buyer right now.;)

What Im saying is that I believe that the property cannot be listed for sale without a full and valid contract. Check with your solicitor, dont take my word for it. Seems to me you are jumping the gun without thinking things through and checking things have been done properly. Below is...

for starters, the agent cannot list a property for sale without a valid contract for sale drawn up. You mentioned earlier that a contract was still being drawn up? And, you are only obligated once contracts are exchanged. Not when you sign. You sound like you need to speak to your solicitir...