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OK, that crucial information which I previously missed makes all the difference! Its a must to keep property on market if buyer not in a position to proceed. If a decent price/slow market then not unheard of for purchaser to be given time to sell by vendor temporarily taking off market for...

Then that is disgraceful and he should be reported to the Property Ombudsman (if like most EAs he is signed up to this)/NAEA (presuming a member-again most are) etc. That is assuming the purchaser had their end of the chain tied up. If not, then I think its reasonable to accept the offer but...

Correct, that is exactly what they are (or at least should be!) doing! That said, and being the paranoid chap I am, as purchaser I would also insist it were taken off their website completely, not put in press as SSTC and taken out of their window just in case the dream purchaser came up with...

With the caveat that I'm taking what you mean as - whilst its marked SSTC you think it can still be marketed: Absolutely not! SSTC means its off the market and mustn't be marketed to others. That would give EAs a bad name if they did that!

Good luck with that unless you have an underpriced property and/or a really hot market when you sell. Do you honestly think buyers are going to pay several hundred pounds or more if a full structural survey, if the property is still being openly marketed by the vendor? And even after the...