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Which of the following statements about the Australian Consumer Law's application to real estate transactions is correct?

Correct Answer

B) It applies to the conduct of real estate agents but not to the property itself

The Australian Consumer Law applies to the conduct and services provided by real estate agents, including their representations and professional services. However, it does not provide consumer guarantees for the property itself, as real estate is not considered 'goods' under the ACL.

Answer Options
A
It only applies to residential property transactions under $500,000
B
It applies to the conduct of real estate agents but not to the property itself
C
It only covers written representations, not verbal statements
D
It requires all property defects to be disclosed regardless of the agent's knowledge

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