Which of the following must a price list for a first-hand development set out? (i) The terms of payment (ii) Any gift, financial advantage or benefit made available in connection with the purchase (iii) Who is liable to pay the solicitors’ fees and the stamp duty (iv) The estimated monthly management fee for each flat
Answer: (i), (ii) and (iii) only. (i) True. Terms of payment are required (section 31(5)(a)). (ii) True. Any gift, financial advantage or benefit must be set out (section 31(5)(c)). (iii) True. The price list must state who pays the solicitors’ fees and the stamp duty (section 31(6)(a)). (iv) False. Management fees are not a price-list item, and a price list must not set out information beyond what section 31 requires (section 31(9)). Rule: A price list sets out each flat’s price with its saleable area and unit price, the terms of payment, the basis of any discount, any gifts or benefits, who pays solicitors’ fees and stamp duty, and the appointed estate agents. It must not contain anything else about the flats. Source: Residential Properties (First-hand Sales) Ordinance (Cap. 621), section 31(2), (5), (6), (8) and (9); as at Oct 2026
Assuming the price list can carry any useful cost information, when section 31(9) limits it to the listed items.
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