ProStandards Training - Disciplinary Mock Hearing
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The PWR Professional Standards Committee is comprised of volunteer members who have been specially trained in listening to the Complainants and Respondents regarding an Ethics or Arbitration case that has been filed and making a decision on that case.
Recognizing that many members have never participated in an actual hearing, the Committee Members have created an Ethics and Arbitration “Mock” Hearing to give you a better idea of what actually happens at these hearings.
In the Ethics Mock Hearing, you will see the complainant present his case as to why he feels the Respondent violated a Code of Ethics. The Respondent will state his case as to why he thinks he is not in violation.
A big thanks to our terrific “actors”. As, always, you can contact the Professional Standards Department at PWR for any assistance you may need in filing or responding to a complaint.
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What an excellent training tool. This is a great example for all parties who may be a party to a Professional Standards Hearing.
Good jobs guys!
What a good job and is of a high standard
Super educational tool
Excellent!
unwritten agreements do not have to be in writing, real estate is part of "MYLEGS" that require the contract to be in writing. Different animals...I am not a lawyer and I am not giving legal advice.
In CA (and likely in other states as well), the Statute of Frauds ("SOF") requires that all real estate agency or brokerage agreements be in writing and signed by both parties. Failure to comply with the SOF renders the contract invalid. [Cal. Civ. Code. 1624]. Verbal contracts do exist, but not in this context.