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AAA gets the selling (buyers) commission and Rogers Realty gets the listing commission
The new listing terminated the holdover period. Therefore AAA cannot claim a listing side commission, Rogers Realty is going to recieve the listing commission. However, since AAA is now representing the buyer, they will be entitled to the buy side commission.
There is a checkbox in the Holdover Clause which would have allowed the Holdover clause to survive re-listing the property. Since this box was not checked, the Holdover period ended when the property was re-listed. The Holdover Period says that a listing broker may be entitled to a commission after the expiration of a listing contract for the period of time specified in the clause if: 1) the broker negotiated with the buyer during the listing period and 2) the broker submitted the name of this buyer in writing to the seller. Although the protection is for a negotiated time after the listing expires; it can terminate early if the property is re-listed by another agent and the "Will Not" box is checked, meaning the old listing agent "shall not" be owed a commission if another brokerage firm has earned one. If neither the "Will" or "Will Not" be owed a commission box is checked - the default is "Will Not." See "Holdover Period" in the "When Earned" clause of an Exclusive Right to Sell listing agreement.