The Termination Of Buyer Agency Agreement Form is a crucial legal document used in Australian real estate transactions when a buyer and their appointed real estate agent mutually agree to end their professional relationship. This document becomes necessary when either party wishes to terminate the agency agreement before its natural conclusion, or when the original agreement's objectives have been met. It provides a clear framework for ending the relationship while addressing important aspects such as outstanding fees, commission structures, and future obligations. The form must comply with state-specific real estate regulations and the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002, as well as relevant consumer protection laws. It serves to protect both parties' interests and provides a clear record of the termination terms, including any surviving obligations or restrictions regarding properties shown during the agency period.

1. Parties: Identification of the Buyer (Principal) and the Real Estate Agent (Agent), including full legal names, addresses, and relevant license numbers

2. Background: Reference to the original Buyer Agency Agreement including its date, parties, and purpose

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the termination form including 'Agreement', 'Termination Date', 'Outstanding Obligations', and 'Compensation' if applicable

4. Termination Declaration: Clear statement of the mutual agreement to terminate the Buyer Agency Agreement

5. Effective Date: Specification of the exact date when the termination becomes effective

6. Outstanding Obligations: Statement regarding any remaining obligations, fees, or commissions that may be due

7. Release of Obligations: Mutual release of future obligations under the original agreement

8. Return of Materials: Requirements for the return or disposal of any confidential information or materials

9. Execution: Signature blocks for all parties and witnessing requirements