Conveyancing Act 2004
37Grounds for disciplinary action
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37 Grounds for disciplinary action
There are grounds for disciplinary action against a conveyancer if –
(a) he or she has acted contrary to any provision of this Act; or
(b) he or she has contravened a condition of his or her licence; or
(c) his or her licence was obtained through fraud or by mistake; or
(d) he or she has contravened any rules of conduct prescribed in the regulations; or
(e) he or she has acted unlawfully, improperly, negligently or unfairly in the course of carrying on, or being employed or otherwise engaged in, the business of a conveyancer; or
(f) he or she has been found guilty of a prescribed offence; or
(g) he or she is ineligible to hold a licence as mentioned in section 5 ; or
(h) [Section 37 Amended by No. 41 of 2010, s. 11, Applied:01 Jan 2011] he or she has acted contrary to the Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) Act 2010 .