Chapter 8: Duties, Rights and Remedies of Agents and Principals Flashcards
the five duties the agent owes the principal.
- Performance
- Notification
- Loyalty
- Obedience
- Accounting
The principal-agent relationship is fiduciary and therefore not based on trust, but specific laws.
False
the four typical duties that the principal has to the agent.
- Compensation
- Reimbursement & Idemnification
- Cooperation
- Safe working conditions
The principal has a duty to indemnify an agent for liabilities incurred because of authorized and lawful acts and transactions.
True
When the principal grants an agent an exclusive territory, we say that the principal has created a(n)
exlcusive agency
When the principal breaches a duty owed to the agent, an agent may:
withhold further performance and demand an accounting
The agent has the right to be compensated, to be reimbursed and indemnified, and to have a safe working environment. What other right does the agent also have in performing his agency duties?
No interference by the principal
When the principal-agent relationship is not contractual, the agent has no right to specific performance.
False
If the agent engages in misrepresentation, negligence, deceit, liable, slander, or trespass, what type of remedies does the principal have?
Tort