Definition: A claimed brokerage employment arrangement inferred from conduct rather than expressly stated terms. Whether an enforceable agreement exists depends on the facts and applicable law.
Example
An owner knowingly accepts a broker's requested services, creating a dispute over whether compensation was implicitly agreed.
Keep the distinction clear
Conduct alone should not be treated as a dependable substitute for a clear written agreement. Do not confuse an implied employment contract with Florida's statutory brokerage-relationship rules.
Related terms
Implied Contract · Listing Agreement · Transaction Broker
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References: Florida Statutes 475.278: brokerage relationships and duties
Pronunciation (US): im-PLYDE LIS-ting (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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