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PHOTO: SUPPLIED When Michael Roberts paid $397,000 for an apartment in the Sirocco Complex he had no idea it would need nearly $500,000 in repairs for leak issues.
A body corporate secretary was found to have broken the law after downplaying a Wellington apartment’s “systemic” leak issues to a prospective buyer.
In a recent High Court decision, Jules Leloir of Jules Consultancy was found to have breached the Fair Trade Act by engaging in “misleading and deceptive conduct” when telling a prospective owner about the weathertightness of the Sirocco Apartments.
The plaintiff, Michael Douglas Roberts, purchased an apartment in the Church St building in April 2014.
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