Section 10 (b)(i) of the Real Estate Services Act requires real
estate licence applicants to be at least 19 years of age.
All real
estate licence applicants must complete a real estate licensing course and pass an entrance exam in order to enter into the profession.
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13 (1) If an
applicant does not satisfy the real
estate council respecting the qualification requirements under section 10 [qualifications for obtaining
licence], the real
estate council may refuse to issue the
licence.
(2) In addition, in the case of an
applicant for a new brokerage
licence, the real
estate council may refuse to issue the
licence if the real
estate council considers that the
applicant has a legal name or trade name that is likely to confuse or mislead the public.
24 (1) If an
applicant for a
licence made a false or misleading statement in or in relation to their application, respecting a matter referred to in section 10 [qualifications for obtaining
licence], the real
estate council may, by order,
123 (1) Subject to subsection (2), all information supplied and all records and things produced to the real
estate council, a hearing committee, the superintendent, the insurance corporation or the compensation fund corporation with respect to a licensee, a former licensee or an
applicant for a
licence are privileged to the same extent as if they were supplied or produced in proceedings in a court, and no action may be brought against a person as a consequence of the person having supplied or produced them.
10 An
applicant for a new
licence or a
licence renewal must satisfy the real
estate council that they meet the following applicable requirements:
Section 10 (d) of the Real
Estate Services Act states that an
applicant for a new
licence or
licence renewal must satisfy the Council that they meet the following applicable requirements:
(3) Before refusing to issue a
licence, the real
estate council must give notice to the
applicant and provide the
applicant with an opportunity to be heard respecting the matter.
Section 10 [qualifications for obtaining
licence] of the Real
Estate Services Act requires that an
applicant for a
licence be of «good reputation» which includes, among other things, whether an
applicant is in «sound financial circumstances».
(2) Applied practice courses — Subject to subsection (3), in order to be issued a
licence, an
applicant for a new
licence who is an individual must have taken the applicable applied practice courses, if any, respecting the real
estate services in relation to which the application is made, no longer than 2 years before the date of the application.
must not have been refused a
licence, been convicted of an offence, or disciplined by a professional body for a reason that reveals the
applicant to be unfit as a real
estate licensee.
(1) Subject to (2), all information supplied and all records and things produced to the real
estate council, a hearing committee, the superintendent, the insurance corporation or the compensation fund corporation with respect to a licensee, a former licensee or an
applicant for a
licence are privileged to the same extent as if they were supplied or produced in proceedings in a court, and no action may be brought against a person as a consequence of the person having supplied or produced them.