If the seller fails to give a disclosure statement or an applicable prescribed certificate before the buyer signs, or gives one that is inaccurate or incomplete in relation to a material matter at the time the contract is signed and the buyer was not aware of the correct state of affairs and would not have entered the contract had the buyer been aware, the buyer may terminate at any time before settlement by written notice. The seller must within 14 days after termination repay all amounts paid towards the purchase (to the seller, the agent or any other entity under the contract) with the interest that accrued. Where the inaccuracy is in a prescribed certificate given by a body corporate or other entity, termination is the only remedy against the seller (section 106).
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