Long‑stay tenant may appoint selling agent
57 Long‑stay tenant may appoint selling agent
A long‑stay tenant may appoint a park operator or another person as a selling agent in relation to the sale of a relocatable home only if —
the person and the long‑stay tenant enter into a written agreement (selling agency agreement) for the person to be the tenant’s selling agent in relation to the home; and
the selling agency agreement complies with any prescribed requirements for selling agency agreements.
A park operator must not require a long‑stay tenant to appoint a particular person as a selling agent, whether as part of a long‑stay agreement or otherwise.
Penalty for this subsection: a fine of $5 000.
A term of a long‑stay agreement stating that the long‑stay tenant must appoint a particular person as a selling agent has no effect.
If a long‑stay tenant appoints a selling agent other than the park operator, the park operator must not unreasonably hinder the selling agent’s access to the residential park.
Penalty for this subsection: a fine of $20 000.
[Section 57 inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 55.]
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