27 Manual, are you talking about this document?
28 A Yes.
29 Q And as you can see this is the sixth edition for
30 2006. This would be the applicable edition for
31 the time period of February 2007?
32 A Yes, it would be.
33 Q And this is a manual that’s developed from the
34 Real Estate Council of British Columbia?
35 A Yes, it is.
36 Q And that’s the governing body that governs your
37 proceedings?
38 A Yes.
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6 Q You can see that this is the manual up to page 53?
7 A Yes.
8 MR. DAVISON: My Lord, if I may have that marked as
9 the next exhibit.
10 THE COURT: Yes.
11 THE CLERK: Exhibit number 22, My Lord.
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19 So when you sign the Working for a Realtor —
20 Working with a REALTOR document, you’re not —
21 there’s no — the client is not consenting to a
22 particular relationship; it’s just they’re
23 consenting that they understood there’s multiple
24 relationships, correct?
25 A That’s correct.
26 Q Then it goes on to say:
27
28 It important to stress to the seller or
29 buyer the buyer’s informed consent is
30 required before the licensee acts on behalf
31 of a seller or buyer.
32
33 And it doesn’t say before entering into a
34 contract; it says before you act for them.
35
36 Obtaining such informed consent before
37 acting is also necessary if a licensee
38 wishes to act as a dual agent.
39
40 so it speaks to acting for them, not entering
41 into a contract, correct, Mr. Hunter?
42 A That wording does not mention a contract.
45 Q Right. But this is the manual, and this here
46 says:
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1 Obtaining such informed consent before
2 acting is also necessary if a licensee
3 wishes to act as a dual agent.
4
5 I think it’s quite self-expalnatory,
6 Mr.Hunter.
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2 Q you would agree that the limited dual agency