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Era of Integrity |
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The Code of
Conduct For EAAP Members |
1] In the conduct of your business,
you have often to seek co-operation of other
Estate Agents. In such an eventuality,
please deal only with any one of the Members
of the Association. (You have the list with
addresses and telephone numbers). If
however, you are compelled to deal with a
non-member, then try to persuade him to
become a member of our Association. In case
he does not wish to come under the
discipline of the Association, first, then
at least make sure that he has read and
accepted in writing the 'Principles
governing the Division of Commission Amongst
Members of the Association as framed by our
Association and has agreed to become a
member after completion of the transaction
and has further agreed, to submit in the
event of a dispute, to the arbitration of
the Sub-Committee appointed by the
Association for the Settlement of Disputes.
2] Before commencing work on a
transaction with another agent or agents,
settle the matter of the division of
commission first. If nothing has been
discussed and settled in regard to the
division of commission then the principles
as outlined by the Association will apply.
3] Whenever your feel that the agent
or member has done something wrong, don't do
anything that will tarnish the image of the
Association as an organisation of highly
responsible and widely respected Estate
Agents, but report such complaints to the
Managing Committee of the Association for
disciplinary action.
4] If you are approached by a Member
for business, however small, be courteous to
him and extend to him your full
co-operation.
5] If you are given information by
another Member, you must not divulge the
same to another unless you are in a position
to protect his interest or you have his
permission to do so.
6] If your are introduced to a client
by another agent and that client is known to
you, accept him as his client for that
particular transaction (of which you had no
knowledge) with good grace.
7] Do not misrepresent facts and do
not do anything to harm another member's
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And Above All Conduct Your
Business With Dignity, Sincerity
And Integrity |
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