BLAW Exam 4 Flashcards

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What is an agency?

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Person 1 gives Person 2 legal authority to act on Person 1’s behalf when dealing with 3rd parties

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What is a principal?

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Person 1, a person who has someone else acting on his or her behalf

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What is a agent?

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Person 2, a person who is acting for someone else

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What do you need to create an agency relationship?

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Consent: must be mutual
Control: agent controlled by principal
Fiduciary relationship: relationship of trust, act in best interest

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What do you not need for an agency?

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Written Agreement: exception of equal dignities rule
Formal Agreement
Compensation

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What is the duty in agency law?

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Its agent to principal and duty of loyalty

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What is outside benefits?

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Agent can only receive profits if the principal allows it

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What is confidentiality?

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duty to keep secrets

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What is competition?

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Agent cannot compete with the principal

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What is conflict of interest?

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Cannot act for more than one principal whose interests’ conflict

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What are secret dealings?

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Agent must tell the principal if he is actually dealing with agent

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Who must obey instructions?

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Agent must obey principal, unless it is unethical

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What is duty of reasonable care?

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Special skills
Gratuitous agents

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What is the remedy of profits?

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Agent must pay principal profits received through the breach

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What is the remedy of recession?

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Principal may be able to rescind/cancel a contract made through the breach, they can’t represent you anymore

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What is the duty to compensate?

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principal agreed to pay your agent

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What is the duty to indemnify/reimburse?

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For tort claims by third party
For contract claims by third parties

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What is the duty to cooperate?

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Allow opportunity to work
Can’t unreasonably interfere

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How does the principal-agent relationship terminate?

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1.) Term Agency Agreement: certain period of time or purpose is achieved
2.) Agency at will: either party can terminate at any time
3.) Wrongful termination: may have to pay damages to the other party

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What is the principal’s contract liability to 3rd parties?

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Agency had authority
Express authority, implied authority, apparent authority
Principal ratified the agents acts, subagents

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What is the Agent’s Contract Liability to 3rd parties?

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1.) Fully Disclosed Principal: existence and identity of principal is known
2.) Unidentified Principal: existence of principal is known but identity pr principal is unknown

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