C-26, r. 123 - Code of ethics of chartered appraisers

Section 47 Disposition versions

2018-04-12

47. No chartered appraiser shall, without just and reasonable cause, unilaterally terminate his professional services.

The following, in particular, constitute just and reasonable cause:

(1)  the client is deceitful or fails to cooperate;

(2)  the chartered appraiser is in a conflict of interest or in a situation in which his professional independence could be questioned;

(3)  the client or any other person who undertook to pay his fees refuses to pay the chartered appraiser’s fees;

(4)  it is impossible for the chartered appraiser to communicate with his client or to obtain the elements he considers necessary to perform the requested professional services;

(5)  the client attempts to induce the chartered appraiser to commit a discriminatory, fraudulent, or illegal act;

(6)  loss of confidence between the chartered appraiser and the client.

O.C. 1282-2000, s. 47; O.C. 251-2018, ss. 18 and 24.

2012-09-01

47. No appraiser shall, without just and reasonable cause, unilaterally terminate a contract for services.

The following, in particular, constitute just and reasonable cause:

(1)  the client is deceitful or fails to cooperate;

(2)  the appraiser is in a conflict of interest or in a situation in which his professional independence could be questioned;

(3)  the client refuses to pay the appraiser’s fees;

(4)  it is impossible for the appraiser to communicate with his client or to obtain from the client the elements he considers necessary to perform the requested professional services;

(5)  the client attempts to induce the appraiser to commit a discriminatory, fraudulent, or illegal act;

(6)  the appraiser loses his client’s confidence.

O.C. 1282-2000, s. 47.