§ 323-1-B2. Brokerage.

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"Brokerage" or "Broker" shall mean a person or firm which contracts with third parties on behalf of the broker's principal or a specialist who represents buyers of goods, without taking possession or ownership of these goods, or an agent employed to make bargains and contracts for compensation. A broker acts as middleman in transactions between a buyer and a seller, generally receiving a commission or fee for work performed. An independent manufacturer's representative or a distributor is not a broker.

(Ordained by Ord. No. 307-2015, § 4, eff. Jan. 1, 2016)

                    
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