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Your complaint will
be reviewed by the local Board or Association’s Grievance
Committee. Their job is to review complaints to determine
if the allegations made, if taken as true, might support
a violation of the Article(s) cited in the complaint. |
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If the Grievance Committee
dismisses your complaint, it does not mean they do not
believe you. Rather, it mans they do not feel that the
allegations would support a Hearing Panel’s conclusion
that the Article(s) cited in your complaint has been violated.
You may want to review your complaint to see if you cited
an Article appropriate to your allegations. |
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If the Grievance Committee
forwards your complaint for hearing, that does not mean
they have decided the Code of Ethics has been violated.
Rather, it means they feel that if what you allege is your
complaint is found to have occurred by the Hearing Panel,
that panel may have reason to find that a violation of
the Code of Ethics has occurred. |
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If your complaint is
dismissed as not requiring a hearing, you can appeal that
dismissal to the Board of Directors of the local Board
or Association of REALTORS®. |
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