Chapter 8: Duties, Rights and Remedies of Agents and Principals Flashcards

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the five duties the agent owes the principal.

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  1. Performance
  2. Notification
  3. Loyalty
  4. Obedience
  5. Accounting
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The principal-agent relationship is fiduciary and therefore not based on trust, but specific laws.

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False

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the four typical duties that the principal has to the agent.

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  1. Compensation
  2. Reimbursement & Idemnification
  3. Cooperation
  4. Safe working conditions
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The principal has a duty to indemnify an agent for liabilities incurred because of authorized and lawful acts and transactions.

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True

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When the principal grants an agent an exclusive territory, we say that the principal has created a(n)

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exlcusive agency

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When the principal breaches a duty owed to the agent, an agent may:

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withhold further performance and demand an accounting

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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?

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No interference by the principal

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When the principal-agent relationship is not contractual, the agent has no right to specific performance.

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False

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If the agent engages in misrepresentation, negligence, deceit, liable, slander, or trespass, what type of remedies does the principal have?

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Tort

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