In Victoria, if an agency agreement is terminated by the vendor before expiration without just cause, what rights does the agent typically retain regarding commission?

Option A: No rights to commission as the agreement was terminated

This is incorrect because it ignores the agent's legitimate right to compensation for services already provided and expenses incurred. Victorian law protects agents from total loss when termination occurs without just cause, recognizing their investment in marketing and time spent on the engagement.

Option B: Right to commission only if a sale occurs within 60 days

This incorrectly suggests a specific 60-day period for commission entitlement, which isn't the standard approach. The focus should be on compensation for services already rendered, not future commission rights tied to arbitrary timeframes.

Option D: Right to full commission as if the property had sold

This is excessive and incorrect. Agents aren't entitled to full commission without an actual sale occurring. Full commission represents payment for successful completion of the sale, which hasn't happened. The law provides reasonable compensation, not windfall profits.