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Salesperson registration granted with conditions despite unregistered dealer activity and false statement on application.
The appellant appealed a Notice of Proposal by the Registrar to refuse his registration as a motor vehicle salesperson.
The Registrar alleged the appellant acted as an unregistered dealer through his numbered company in two vehicle transactions and made a false statement on his registration application by failing to disclose pending charges.
The Tribunal found that the Registrar established reasonable grounds to believe the appellant would not carry on business with integrity and honesty, and that he had made a false statement.
However, noting the appellant's 21-year history without prior complaints and the isolated nature of the transactions, the Tribunal substituted its opinion for the Registrar's.
The Tribunal ordered the appellant's registration be approved subject to conditions for one year, including a prohibition on being the final signatory on vehicle contracts.
Salesperson registration granted with conditions despite unregistered dealer activity and false application statement.
The Registrar alleged the appellant acted as an unregistered dealer through his numbered company and made a false statement on his registration application regarding pending charges.
However, the Tribunal substituted its opinion for the Registrar's, finding that the public interest could be adequately protected by granting the registration subject to conditions, including a prohibition on being the final signatory on vehicle transactions for one year.
Immediate Suspension Order extended on consent and hearing adjourned after appellant failed to attend.
The appellant, a registered real estate broker, appealed a Notice of Proposal to revoke his registration and an Immediate Suspension Order issued by the Registrar.
The appellant failed to attend the scheduled videoconference hearing.
The Tribunal proceeded in his absence and, noting that the parties had entered into Minutes of Settlement consenting to the extension, ordered the Immediate Suspension Order extended until the conclusion of the hearing.
The hearing regarding the Notice of Proposal was adjourned to allow for document production and an upcoming case conference.
Immediate Suspension Order extended on consent and hearing adjourned following appellant's non-attendance.
The appellant brokerage appealed a Notice of Proposal to revoke its registration and an Immediate Suspension Order issued by the Registrar under the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002.
The Tribunal proceeded in the appellant's absence.
Based on Minutes of Settlement executed by the parties prior to the hearing, the Tribunal ordered the extension of the Immediate Suspension Order until the conclusion of the hearing.
The Tribunal also adjourned the hearing regarding the Notice of Proposal to allow the parties to exchange documents and attend a scheduled case conference.
