In an intermediary contract, the obligations of the intermediary are the rights of the principal. The obligations of intermediaries mainly include the following aspects.
1. Report the opportunities or obligations of media signing contracts.
Reporting the contracting opportunity to the entrusting party or providing the contracting medium is the main obligation of the intermediary in the intermediary contract.
2. Be faithful to the interests of all parties concerned.
Being faithful to the interests of the parties means that the broker should truthfully report the matters related to the conclusion of the contract to the client. Broker's duty of loyalty specifically includes:
First of all, the broker shall truthfully inform the client of the information he knows about the conclusion of the contract or business information, and the broker shall not adversely affect the conclusion of the contract, and shall have the obligation to keep confidential the information provided by others, trading opportunities and subsequent conclusion.
Second, the rights of intermediaries.
In an intermediary contract, the rights of the intermediary are actually the obligations of the principal. The rights of intermediaries have the following two aspects.
1. Broker's claim for remuneration
The claim for remuneration is the main right of the middleman. The two sides agreed on the intermediary remuneration and the intermediary remuneration standard. If the state has restrictions, the remuneration agreed by the two sides cannot exceed the highest standard stipulated by the state. There are two kinds of payment obligations in the intermediary contract: one is the reporting intermediary, because the intermediary only reports the contracting opportunity to the client and has no relationship with the counterpart of the client, so the reporting intermediary only bears the payment obligation to the client, that is, the media intermediary, because both parties to the transaction benefit from the intermediary, so unless otherwise agreed, both parties should bear the remuneration of the intermediary equally. The broker exercises the right to claim remuneration and pays it after remuneration, that is, the contract is limited to its report or the establishment of the media. If the contract is not established, no remuneration shall be required. If the contract is established but invalid, the broker may not ask for remuneration.
Legal basis: Article 961 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), an intermediary contract is a contract in which the intermediary reports the opportunity of concluding a contract to the client or provides media services for concluding a contract, and the client pays remuneration.