House buyers to get more protection

A new Government watchdog is to give consumers more protection in Ireland’s booming property market, it was claimed today.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2005 - 16:37

A new Government watchdog is to give consumers more protection in Ireland’s booming property market, it was claimed today.

A regulatory authority with robust powers was proposed by the Auctioneering/Estate Agency Review Group appointed by Law Reform Minister Michael McDowell.

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