Is a realtor's authority limited?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Lumley-Jones v. Greenway, 1995 CanLII 203 (BC SC):
18 I note that in Gilmour v. Simon it was held that the realtor's authority was limited. In this regard Davies J. said, at p.425: "Reading his evidence as a whole, I am of the opinion that the authority given was a limited one and did not confer the power, without further consultation, of entering into a binding contract."
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