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=U4= Sec652 -- Section 652 Accrual of fee claim
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=S=> BGB 652. 1 A person who promises a brokerage fee for evidence of the opportunity to enter into a contract or for negotiating a contract is obliged to pay the fee only if the contract comes into existence as a result of the evidence or as a result of the negotiation of the broker . If the contract is entered into subject to a condition precedent , the brokerage fee may only be demanded if the condition is fulfilled .
=S=> BGB 652. 2 The broker is only to be reimbursed for expenses if this has been agreed . This also applies even if the contract does not come about .
=U4= Sec653 -- Section 653 Brokerage fee
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=S=> BGB 653. 1 A brokerage fee is deemed to have been tacitly agreed if in the circumstances the task entrusted to the broker can only be expected for remuneration .
=S=> BGB 653. 2 If the amount of remuneration is not specified , then if a tariff exists , the tariff rate of remuneration is deemed to have been agreed ; if no tariff exists , the customary fee is deemed to have been agreed .
=U4= Sec654 -- Section 654 Forfeiture of the fee claim
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=S=> BGB 654 The claim to a brokerage fee and reimbursement of expenses are excluded if the broker , contrary to the contents of the contract , also worked for the other party .
=U4= Sec655 -- Section 655 Reduction of the brokerage fee
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=S=> BGB 655 If a disproportionately high brokerage fee has been agreed for the evidence of an opportunity to enter into a service contract or for negotiating such a contract , then it may , on the application of the party owing it , be reduced to the appropriate amount by court decision . Reduction of the fee is excluded after it has been paid .
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