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If it did get to court (which is unlikely) TOP should be awarded damages + costs, which is a standard outcome. And the result his/her solicitor would be trying to achieve. In this case i'd say a good chance of being successful. As i said, a written contract means squat if there is...

I dont believe in letting sh%*bag agents get away with this stuff. I don't like people just ignoring it for reasons above. What i'm saying is, do something, just don't do nothing and think he'll bget hit by a truck down the road sometime. Bugger karma. If this stuff happens to me, i'm his...

No one is talking about expensive & protracted legal action going to the high court. You could get some advice then a letter to the agency saying if you are not compensated, legal action will follow. Most people & businesses will give in at this point. If they dont, go to the next step...

Bill Are you saying no blame should be apportioned to the agent whatsoever? You cant be serious. They were first home buyers. Imagine if everyone in society had that mindset. It would be 'watch your back, dont trust anyone and rip everyone off with no responsibility because they should be...

I really feel for you as a first home buyer putting up with this crap. Its disgusting (and common). The 'these agents make the industry look bad' line doesnt really wash anymore, its just too common. I think its the ethical agents that are threatening to give the RE industry a good name. But...