11(d).

An Engineer shall not request, propose, or accept a professional commission on a contingent basis under circumstances in which his professional judgment may be compromised, or when a contingency provision is used as a device for promoting or securing a professional commission.

11(d). (Part 1)

[See Code III.7.a. (Part 1) ]

Code is relevant when:

Engineer requests a professional commission on a contingent basis

Code is violated when:

Engineer's professional judgment may be compromised by the professional commission

Code is not violated when

Engineer's professional judgment will not be compromised by the professional commission

11(d). (Part 2)

[See Code III.7.a. (Part 2) ]

Code is relevant when:

Engineer proposes a professional commission on a contingent basis

Code is violated when:

Engineer's professional judgment may be compromised by the professional commission

Code is not violated when

Engineer's professional judgment will not be compromised by the professional commission

11(d). (Part 3)

[See Code III.7.a. (Part 3) ]

Code is relevant when:

Engineer accepts a professional commission on a contingent basis

Code is violated when:

Engineer's professional judgment may be compromised by the professional commission

Code is not violated when

Engineer's professional judgment will not be compromised by the professional commission

11(d). (Part 4)

Code is relevant when:

Engineer requests, proposes, or accepts a professional commission on a contingent basis

Code is violated when:

The contingency provision is used as a device for promoting or securing a professional commission

Code is not violated when:

The contingency provision is not used as a device for promoting or securing a professional commission