In the past, once the intermediary encountered the "jumping order" behavior, because there was no specific regulation to help recover, it often could only consider itself unlucky. However, after the implementation of the Civil Code, there is such an act

In the past, once the intermediary encountered the "jumping order" behavior, because there was no specific regulation to help recover, it often could only consider itself unlucky. However, after the implementation of the Civil Code, there are clear and specific provisions on this act. Article 965 of the Civil Code stipulates that if the client, after accepting the services of the intermediary, takes advantage of the trading opportunities or intermediary services provided by the intermediary to directly conclude a contract around the intermediary, it shall pay remuneration to the intermediary.