In deciding whether an individual applicant is fit and proper to hold a licence, EAA will consider the following factors, among others: (i) Is the individual an undischarged bankrupt, or has he within the five years prior to application made a composition or scheme of arrangement with his creditors?   (ii) Is the individual a director or an officer of a company which is disqualified under the Estate Agents Ordinance from holding a licence, or was that individual a director or officer of that company when the company was so disqualified?   (iii) Is the individual a mentally disordered person or a patient within the meaning of Section 2 of the Mental Health Ordinance?   (iv) Does the individual have any criminal conviction for any offence, other than an offence under the Estate Agents Ordinance, which involved the individual acting fraudulently, corruptly or dishonestly?   (v) Does the individual have any conviction under the Estate Agents Ordinance in respect of which he has been sentenced to imprisonment, whether the sentence is suspended or not? In deciding whether a company is fit and proper to hold a licence, EAA will consider the following factors, among others: (i) Is the company in liquidation or subject to a winding-up order? Has a receiver been appointed to deal with it, or has the company, in the five years prior to the application, entered into a composition or scheme of agreement with its creditors?   (ii) Does the company have any conviction under the Estate Agents Ordinance? 1 2 3 4