C-73.2, r. 1 - Regulation respecting brokerage requirements, professional conduct of brokers and advertising

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36. A licence holder who has entered into a real estate brokerage contract must, without delay and in writing, disclose to the represented party every remuneration agreement in the holder’s favour related to the object of the contract.
In addition, the licence holder must without delay make a written disclosure to that party stating the identity of the other person or partnership from which the remuneration is owing, the nature of the holder’s relation with that person or partnership, and the nature of the remuneration owing if it is a non-monetary benefit.
O.C. 299-2010, s. 36; O.C. 173-2023, s. 22.
36. Every remuneration agreement in favour of a licence holder that may place the interest of the licence holder in conflict with that of a party to a transaction must be disclosed to the party in writing.
In addition, the licence holder must without delay make a written disclosure to that party stating the identity of the other person or partnership from which the remuneration is owing, the nature of the holder’s relation with that person or partnership, and the nature of the remuneration owing if it is a non-monetary benefit.
O.C. 299-2010, s. 36.