Licencing Authority Tribunal

In April and May 2011, Pervez Tagari  appealed a Notice of Proposal of the Registrar of the Real  Estate and Business Brokers Act to revoke his registration as a broker.

The reasons  for the Proposal were:
1.
In the Registrar's  opinion, the Registrant is not entitled to registration because the Registrant has made false statements on his applications for registration.

i)   For  greater  particularity, Mr. Tagari provided false  information about being engaged or employed in another business, occupation or profession.
2.
The past conduct of the Registrant affords reasonable grounds for belief that the Registrant will not carry on business in accordance with law, and with integrity and honesty. For greater particularity:

i) the Registrant has knowingly traded properties at artificially inflated prices;

ii) assisted in the creation and/or submission of false and/or fraudulent documents in furtherance of real estate trades;

iii.) failed to deliver and/or deposit documents with the brokerage that employs him; and

iv) the Registrant  was involved  in the sale of a property  which was  grossly misrepresented by  the Registrant for the purposes of obtaining an artificially inflated mortgage. The property shortly thereafter sold by power of sale at a significant loss to the financial institution.

Conclusions
The Tribunal "has concluded there are no conditions which could be put into place which would adequately protect the public given the serious and repeated dishonest conduct of the Applicant".

Order
For the reasons cited above, the Tribunal, acting pursuant to subsection 14(5) of the Act, hereby directs the Registrar to carry out his Proposal dated March  12, 2010 to revoke the registration of Perez Tagari as a Broker under the Act.

Licence Appeal Tribunal
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