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Gazumping is where a vendor has verbally agreed to sell a property to a purchaser, but then either raises the price or sells to another party. The risk of gazumping can occur at any time whilst there is no signed contract. This usually occurs during the period when the purchaser is conducting finance and property enquiries.
