Starting in 2016, the real estate profession has seen numerous regulatory changes, including increased fines, new regulations, greater involvement from the Real Estate Council of BC.
Posts tagged with “Breach of Duty”
S was the owner-operator of both a real estate brokerage and a mortgage company which intermingled their business enterprises…
A recent case illustrates the pitfalls awaiting brokerages and REALTORS® when choosing to act as a limited dual agent…
A recent BC Supreme Court decision awarded damages against a REALTOR® for breach of fiduciary duty while acting as a limited dual agent…
The Small Claims Act is intended to encourage the just, speedy, inexpensive and simple resolution of claims less than $10,000…
A recent decision, whose release coincided with the increasing attention being paid to the problem of leaky condominiums…
As the real estate industry in British Columbia moves toward the adoption of buyers’ agency as an alternative to sub-agency, it is interesting to read decisions in which the licensee’s claim…
Chutzpah is a Yiddish word meaning “brazen nerve”…
What do gas stations with underground tanks, sawmills, pulp mills, paint manufacturing shops, dry-cleaners, shipyards, truck parking yards for moving or fuel companies, junkyards, farms and…
The advantages of a listing agreement which fully describes the basis upon which a commission is earned and the obligations of the owner toward the listing agent, in order to support a claim for commission or for…
The transfer of the postal service to a Crown Corporation may improve relations at the post office, and it may even improve service in the long run…