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House rules
Internal rules of broker-dealer firm that govern the handling of its customers' accounts.

House Rules
Rules followed only at a certain location. For example, each stock exchange has its own rules in addition to regulations set down by a government authority.

house rules
A brokerage firm's regulations regarding customer accounts and practices. For example, the firm must establish rules concerning margin requirements, the handling of customers' checks, and good faith deposits on new accounts. House rules must be at least as strict as industry regulations require.

house rules

Everyday-conduct rules adopted by a condominium association to cover things such as hours of pool usage, number of allowable guest parking places, prohibitions against drying towels on balcony railings,and other such matters.



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