Estate Agency Affairs Act, 1976 (Act No. 112 of 1976)Appeal Regulations, 20034. Summary of arguments |
| 1) | The appellant must not later than 30 days after the date of the notice of appeal or, if applicable, the date on which the appellant has been furnished with a copy of the record or a transcription thereof (whichever is the latest), deliver to the Board a summary in which the appellant explains the reasons for the appeal. |
| 2) | The summary referred to in subregulation (1) must, where applicable |
| a) | refer to the relevant page number of the record and the document containing the committee of inquiry's reasons for its decision; |
| b) | clearly state whether, in the appellant's opinion, the committee of inquiry- |
| i) | wrongly applied the law; |
| ii) | erred in how it interpreted the facts; |
| iii) | wrongly applied the code of conduct. |
| 3) | Where the appellant is not the estate agent charged, the Board must – |
| a) | upon receipt of the summary referred to in subregulation (1) deliver a copy thereof to such estate agent; |
| b) | invite such estate agent to furnish the Board with a reply within 21 days after delivery of the copy of the summary, should the estate agent wish to do so; and |
| c) | furnish the appellant with a copy of the reply, if any, referred to paragraph (b). |
| 4) | If the appellant fails to deliver to the Board the summary contemplated in subregulation (1) the notice of appeal referred to in regulation 2 lapses. |