Exam One Review Flashcards

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A legal relationship in which the agent acts for or represents the principal by the principal’s authority.

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Agency

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The party for whom the agent acts and from whom the agent derives authority to act.

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Principal

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The person authorized by the principal to act with third parties on the principal’s behalf.

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Agent

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agent is authorized to transact all business of a particular kind for the principal, all business at a particular place, and/ or all acts connected with a particular employment or business.

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General Agent

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agent is authorized to do one or more specific acts in accordance with a principals instructions.

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Special Agent

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A type of power of attorney designed to continue for certain purposes even after the incapacity of the principal .

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Durable Power of attorney

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Actual Authority

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involves communications between the principal and agent.

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Actual express authority

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is granted by a principal directly to an agent through specifically conveyed instructions

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Actual implied authority

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is established between a principal and agent when an agent acts in accordance with the general bounds of an established agency relationship coupled with principal evidencing consent to the agency through ratification.

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Takes place when a principal behaves in a way that evidences acquiescence with the agent’s actions on behalf of the principal, such as when a principal accepts income from the agent’s actions.

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Ratification

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When the principal intentionally or negligently causes a third party to reasonably believe that an individual is acting as the principal’s agent, and the third party relies on that belief in transacting business with a person believed to be the principal’s agent.

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Apparent agency

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Apparent authority

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Results from communications between a principal and a third party.

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Granted to an agent so that an agent is capable of properly completing duties to the principal.

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Inherent authority

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can arise from actual agency or apparent agency

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Inherent authority

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15
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Respondeat Superior

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An employer is responsible for the negligent or reckless actions of an employee while an employer is in the course of employment.

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16
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An unincorporated business owned by one individual with unlimited liability.

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Sole propietorship

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General Partnership

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Must have at least two general partners, made up of two or more persons, for the purpose of carrying on co-ownership of a business for profit.

18
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A type of business organization that is very similar to a partnership, but is formed for one particular event or purpose, terminates when that event or purpose completes, and is not set up to be an ongoing concern.

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Joint Venture

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Agency

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A legal relationship in which the agent acts for or represents the principal by the principal’s authority.

20
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Principal

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The party for whom the agent acts and from whom the agent derives authority to act.

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Agent

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The person authorized by the principal to act with third parties on the principal’s behalf.

22
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General Agent

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agent is authorized to transact all business of a particular kind for the principal, all business at a particular place, and/ or all acts connected with a particular employment or business.

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Special Agent

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agent is authorized to do one or more specific acts in accordance with a principals instructions.

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Durable Power of attorney

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A type of power of attorney designed to continue for certain purposes even after the incapacity of the principal .

25
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involves communications between the principal and agent.

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Actual Authority

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is granted by a principal directly to an agent through specifically conveyed instructions

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Actual express authority

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is established between a principal and agent when an agent acts in accordance with the general bounds of an established agency relationship coupled with principal evidencing consent to the agency through ratification.

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Actual implied authority

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Ratification

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Takes place when a principal behaves in a way that evidences acquiescence with the agent’s actions on behalf of the principal, such as when a principal accepts income from the agent’s actions.

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Apparent agency

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When the principal intentionally or negligently causes a third party to reasonably believe that an individual is acting as the principal’s agent, and the third party relies on that belief in transacting business with a person believed to be the principal’s agent.

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Results from communications between a principal and a third party.

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Apparent authority

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Inherent authority

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Granted to an agent so that an agent is capable of properly completing duties to the principal.

32
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Inherent authority

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can arise from actual agency or apparent agency

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An employer is responsible for the negligent or reckless actions of an employee while an employer is in the course of employment.

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Respondeat Superior

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Sole propietorship

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An unincorporated business owned by one individual with unlimited liability.

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Must have at least two general partners, made up of two or more persons, for the purpose of carrying on co-ownership of a business for profit.

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General Partnership

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Joint Venture

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A type of business organization that is very similar to a partnership, but is formed for one particular event or purpose, terminates when that event or purpose completes, and is not set up to be an ongoing concern.