Section 925F — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

(1) Without limiting the generality of section 925E, this section:

(a) applies while the client is entitled to give a notice under section 925A; and

(b) applies after the client so gives a notice, even if the notice does not result under section 925B in rescission of the agreement;

but does not otherwise apply.

(2) The non‑licensee is not entitled to recover by any means (including, for example, set‑off or a claim on a quantum meruit) any brokerage, commission or other fee for which the client would, but for this section, have been liable to the non‑licensee under or in connection with the agreement.

Related sections

• s 925C — Client may apply to Court for partial rescission
• s 925D — Court may make consequential orders
• s 925E — Agreement unenforceable against client
• s 925G — Onus of establishing non‑application of section 925E or 925F
• s 925H — Client may recover commission paid to non‑licensee
• s 925I — Remedies under this Division additional to other remedies

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