Appeal / appellant alleged licensee failed to disclose defects with septic system and moisture and water ingress issues, and exerted undue or unfair pressure to make unconditional offer / Committee determined to take no further action / Real Estate Agents Act 2008, s892c, s111 / Professional Conduct and Care Rules 2012, r5.1, r6.2, r10.7 / HELD / Tribunal has no jurisdiction to hear further fresh allegations, or issues, on appeal / KG v Real Estate Agents Authority (CAC 2401) [2026] NZREADT 30 / Wyatt v Real Estate Agents Authority [2012] NZHC 2550 / no identifiable indicators or red flags to alert reasonably competent licensee that the septic tank may not be functioning properly/ vendor’s disclosures and purchaser’s builder inspections did not raise issues about septic tank, despite identifying several other issues / no evidence licensee on notice of a risk there may be hidden moisture or water ingress issues at time of sale of property / licensee nonetheless paid for related remediation works / purchaser confirmed installing fireplace resolved any water ingress problems / no evidence licensee placed purchaser under undue or unfair pressure when negotiating sale of property, or that purchaser particularly vulnerable / competitive pressure ordinary feature of property market and does not, without more, amount to undue pressure / Committee’s decision confirmed / appeal dismissed
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