Justin: "We can add on an advisory service... where we act as your agent to identify the requirements and apply for any council approval and certification on your behalf."

Contract... "It is the responsibility of the purchaser to obtain approval."

The duty of care means bailee must take reasonable care

(Does not have to take every precaution, is not liable for every loss)

 (2) Nothing in Part 3‑1 (which is about unfair practices) limits by implication subsection

Note: For rules relating to representations as to the country of origin of goods, see Part 5‑3.

Justin says:

"After getting [council] approval, it would normally only be another 2 or 3 months before you would be able to move in.

It was eventually approved but it took 8 months.

Council took 8 months to approve.

They built substantial flower and veggie gardens, and added an extended deck area with a pergola from 1 January to August.

Val and Max also receive letter from MoveableHomes

Justin knew that the statement about the prize was for another model (additional information) he is NOT an innocent 3rd party for misleading

keywords: misleading statements by a real estate agent, representations...

probably not super related to the facts but it talks about a BROchure

• "It was not necessary to reach a conclusion on the question whether the terms of the advertisements had the specific authority of the vendors. The agent had the ordinary authority to describe the property to prospective purchasers. Accordingly, the vendors were vicariously liable for the agent's negligent misrepresentation"

"There is no definition of ‘body corporate’ in the TP Act. However, the “term encompasses any office or group of people recognised at law as having separate legal personality. Corporations whether incorporated under the Corporations Act 2001 or by special statute, come within the [term].”¹⁷ It follows that individual sole traders and partnerships do not come within the term."