Law of Agency Flashcards

1
Q

In an agency relationship, the ________ is the person who does the hiring

A

principal

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2
Q

A real estate licensee who is authorized to assist the “real” agent is referred to as a subagent.

A

True

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3
Q

When the “other party” knows there is a principal, but not who the principal is, that is a partially disclosed principal. This is:

A

Legal

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4
Q

When the agent acts as if he/she were the principal, the principal is undisclosed. Usually this is:

A

Illegal

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5
Q

Name the 4 real estate agent’s fiduciary responsibilities:

A
O.D.A.MI
The Rule of Obedience
The Rule of Disclosure, 
The Rule of Accounting
The Rule of Monetary Interest
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6
Q

The principal’s obligation to the agent is to pay compensation, to perform, and to legally indemnify the agent in possible legal actions

A

True

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7
Q

A licensee listed a house and represents the:

A

Seller

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8
Q

The listing agent had both parties sign the Limited Agency Consent Agreement. He/she represents the:

A

Buyer and Seller

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9
Q

A licensee has a contract to help the buyers find a property. He/she represents the:

A

Buyer

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10
Q

Dual, or limited, agency is _______________as long as both parties agree to it in writing; or in other words, the agent obtained informed consent.

A

Legal

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11
Q

The two primary people in ANY agency relationship are the

A

Agent and Principal

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12
Q

A broker who has signed a listing with a seller is an example of a:

A

Specific Agent

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13
Q

An agent who does all things for and in behalf of his principal is a(n) __________ agent.

A

Universal

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14
Q

An agent who uses his/her expertise to accomplish the objectives of the principal is a(n) __________________ agent (an example is a property manager).

A

General

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15
Q

An agent who is authorized to sign documents for the principal is a(n) ________ __ ____, and has a Power of Attorney.

A

an attorney-in-fact,

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16
Q
  1. Fiduciary. This term is sometimes used as a noun to refer to the agent.
A

True

17
Q

When the agent of the seller suggested the buyer might want to offer 90% of the listed price, he/she might have created implied or dual/limited agency.

A

True

18
Q

In Utah, in order to represent someone as an agent, you must have a(n) _________________ contract.

A

Written

19
Q

When the principal approves the agency after it is performed and agrees to pay a commission, it is said to be:

A

Ratified

20
Q

A sheriff’s sale would be an example of agency by:

A

Statute

21
Q

The court “stopping the stopping” would create agency by:

A

Estoppel

22
Q

A principal who is known to the “other party” or customer is _______________ disclosed.

A

Fully

23
Q

Agency can be terminated by ____________ agreement.

A

Mutual

24
Q

Agency can be terminated by fulfilling terms of the:

A

Contract

25
Q

Agency can be terminated by________ by the agent.

A

Abandonment

26
Q

T/F. Agency can be terminated by death or insanity of either parties.

A

True

27
Q

Agency can be terminated by destruction of the:

A

Property

28
Q

Agency can be terminated by change of law, such as a change in _________ for the area.

A

Zoning