Ruling on sale boards
Language: English Series: Independent ; 5/4/88, p8Publication details: 1988Subject(s): Summary: In Porter v Honey , QBD 30 March 1988, it was held that an estate agent instructed to sell or let a residential property, who displayed a sale board outside property when no other board was displayed, committed an offence if another agent, without his knowledge thereafter displayed a second board.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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In Porter v Honey , QBD 30 March 1988, it was held that an estate agent instructed to sell or let a residential property, who displayed a sale board outside property when no other board was displayed, committed an offence if another agent, without his knowledge thereafter displayed a second board.