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In real estate, you may be able to transfer your obligation to sell a property to another agent. This requires careful consideration of key details, such as the scope of authority and the relevant fees.

A Conjunction Agreement helps by putting important terms in writing, including fees, services, commissions and the extent of authority. This gives you something clear to refer back to if issues arise later.

Our package starts from $2,200 + GST. It includes drafting a Conjunction Agreement to suit your business' requirements, phone consultations with a Sprintlaw lawyer who can advise you on the relevant legal issues, and one complimentary amendment to the final draft we provide.

Typically, a Conjunction Agreement covers key matters such as authority, commission, other relevant fees, and the nature of the services being provided. One of the main issues to record in writing is that one agent is allowing another agent to sell property on their behalf.

When authority to sell property is involved, it’s important to have a written agreement in place, as there can be significant room for people to act outside what is expected. A Conjunction Agreement can limit or define that authority to help avoid issues later on.

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