Developers enter the moral maze
Series: Property Week ; 66(51) 21 December 2001, 10-11(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: Looks at the issues raised in a seminar organised by the Jewish Association for Business Ethics and provides responses from three top property entrepreneurs on how they balance property and ethics. Discussion provided on the following questions: Is it ethical for a local authority to ask for planning gain?; Do property professionals have an obligation to provide information not readily available on the wider market?; Do parties to a contract have obligations above and beyond the terms of that contract?; What are the ethics of gazumping? Includes details of Christians in Property, another organistion that adheres to ethical issues.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Looks at the issues raised in a seminar organised by the Jewish Association for Business Ethics and provides responses from three top property entrepreneurs on how they balance property and ethics. Discussion provided on the following questions: Is it ethical for a local authority to ask for planning gain?; Do property professionals have an obligation to provide information not readily available on the wider market?; Do parties to a contract have obligations above and beyond the terms of that contract?; What are the ethics of gazumping? Includes details of Christians in Property, another organistion that adheres to ethical issues.