Category Archives: Property agent in Singapore

Civil Law on inheritance & divorce – Property agent in Singapore Civil Law governs: Property agent in Singapore. 1)       Family matters for Non-Muslims; 2)       Also Muslims in certain areas, including:

New en-bloc rules w.e.f June 2010 – Property agent in Singapore SP are not allowed to re-start the en-bloc process within 2 years if failed on 1st attempt to get the required percentage to vote for en-bloc. If SP wish to … Continue reading →

Breach of duty of care by agents and liabilities – Property agent in Singapore In the event of a case of negligence is established against real estate salespersons, the plaintiff may be entitled to: Property agent in Singapore.

Duty of care – Property agent in Singapore When does a duty of care arise? Property agent in Singapore. In contract, it is based on the terms of contract; in tort, it is based on the “neighbour test.” In law, … Continue reading →

Exclusion clause – Property agent in Singapore An exclusion clause is clause to restrict the rights of the parties to the contract. The clause recognizes a potential breach of contract, and then excuses liability for the breach. For example:

Rules of consideration – Property agent in Singapore (1) Consideration need not be adequate so long as it has some value.  For real estate transactions, consideration must be money (Seah Kiat Seng v Amtel Exports Pte Ltd [1991] 1 SLR … Continue reading →

For sale by owners – Property agent in Singapore Some owners advertise their own properties for sale. It is not always to save on commission. Owners are aware that salespersons have an important role to play and they are willing … Continue reading →

Call or SMS other salespersons for co-broking – Property agent in Singapore There are usually other salespersons marketing similar properties in the same location. You can call or SMS them to bring their potential buyers to view your property for … Continue reading →

Bundle pricing – Property agent in Singapore The organisation bundles a group of products at a reduced price. A common method is “buy one and get one free”. This strategy is very popular with supermarkets. A slight modification of this … Continue reading →