Consult a legal expert! How can an intermediary company correctly and legally handle the customer's "jump order" behavior?

The intermediary company may sign a contract with the buyer and the seller before presenting it, stipulating that skipping orders is a breach of contract, stipulating the liability for breach of contract, and paying attention to supervision after presenting them. I don't know what kind of orders you are talking about. If the list of companies in the intermediary industry is not completely consistent, it does not mean that you also have the overlord clause. Of course, it is not protected by law, but legal intermediary contracts are protected by law. \x0d\ Article 426 of China's Contract Law stipulates that if the broker facilitates the establishment of the contract, the principal shall pay the remuneration as agreed. The promotion here is not limited to instant promotion. Therefore, jumping is a breach of contract. \x0d\ Therefore, the formal notice has legal effect.