Section 925H — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

(1) Without limiting the generality of section 925D, if the client gives a notice under section 925A, the client may, even if the notice does not result under section 925B in rescission of the agreement, recover from the non‑licensee as a debt the amount of any brokerage, commission or other fee that the client has paid to the non‑licensee under or in connection with the agreement.

(2) ASIC may, if it considers that it is in the public interest to do so, bring an action under subsection (1) in the name of, and for the benefit of, the client.

Related sections

• s 925E — Agreement unenforceable against client
• s 925F — Non‑licensee not entitled to recover commission
• s 925G — Onus of establishing non‑application of section 925E or 925F
• s 925I — Remedies under this Division additional to other remedies
• s 926A — Exemptions and modifications by ASIC
• s 926B — Exemptions and modifications by regulations

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