Critical to any listing contract is the question of when the broker becomes entitled to a commission. Traditionally, the broker is still entitled to a commission in all of the following scenarios EXCEPT:A. If the seller refuses to sell upon being presented with an offer meeting the original terms and conditionsB. If the seller cannot deliver the property for any reason due to his or her fault. C. If both the buyer and seller sign a contract but then agree to cancel it. D. If a contract is contingent upon the buyer obtaining financing and the buyer is unable to do so.
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