sec.22Meaning of unsolicited invitation

### sec.22 Meaning of unsolicited invitation An unsolicited invitation to a person to attend a property information session includes an invitation— addressed personally to the person and sent to the person’s residential, business, postal or email address; or made by telephoning the person, or by another personal approach to the person. An invitation to a person to attend a property information session is not an unsolicited invitation if it is— made at the person’s request, other than in response to an approach of a kind mentioned in subsection (1) (b) ; or made to the public generally or a section of the public by media advertisement; or addressed non-specifically and sent to the person’s residential, business, postal or email address. ‘The owner’ ‘The householder’ (sec.22-ssec.1) An unsolicited invitation to a person to attend a property information session includes an invitation— addressed personally to the person and sent to the person’s residential, business, postal or email address; or made by telephoning the person, or by another personal approach to the person. (sec.22-ssec.2) An invitation to a person to attend a property information session is not an unsolicited invitation if it is— made at the person’s request, other than in response to an approach of a kind mentioned in subsection (1) (b) ; or made to the public generally or a section of the public by media advertisement; or addressed non-specifically and sent to the person’s residential, business, postal or email address. ‘The owner’ ‘The householder’ - (a) addressed personally to the person and sent to the person’s residential, business, postal or email address; or - (b) made by telephoning the person, or by another personal approach to the person. - (a) made at the person’s request, other than in response to an approach of a kind mentioned in subsection (1) (b) ; or - (b) made to the public generally or a section of the public by media advertisement; or - (c) addressed non-specifically and sent to the person’s residential, business, postal or email address. Examples of invitations addressed non-specifically— • ‘The owner’ • ‘The householder’ - • ‘The owner’ - • ‘The householder’ - • ‘The owner’ - • ‘The householder’