You act for the purchaser of a residential property in NSW, under a contract which has been exchanged. The information disclosed in the zoning certificate issued by the Council was correct at the date of issue of the zoning certificate, but has changed between the date of issue and the date upon which the contract was exchanged. The change relates to the zoning itself, which is detrimental to the use for which the purchaser intends for the property, and the purchaser wants to know his rights. Which of the following answers best describes the response you should provide? Select one answer only. Group of answer choices A. The purchaser may rescind because there is a defect in title. B. The purchaser has a right to raise a requisition demanding the vendor comply with the contract. C. The purchaser has no remedy because it is a quality issue, and must complete the contract. D. The purchaser may rescind the contract because the vendor has breached a warranty under the Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2017