California § 10167 - Subject to subdivision (b), whether or not the auctioneer has a contract with the
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§ 10167. Subject to subdivision (b), whether or not the auctioneer has a contract with the
(a) Subject to subdivision (b), whether or not the auctioneer has a contract with the personal representative, the fees, compensation, and expenses of an auctioneer in connection with a sale of property shall be the amount the court, in its discretion, determines to be a reasonable compensation for the services of the auctioneer to the estate. (b) If the auctioneer has a contract with the personal representative, the amount of the compensation of the auctioneer in connection with the sale of property shall not exceed the amount provided for in the contract.
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