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Agency

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show 1) Principal must have contractual capacity 2) Agent needs only minimal capacity 3) Agent must not represent both parties to an agreement (unless they agree) or be unlicensed if a license is required  
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Formalities required to create an agency relationship   show
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Modes of Creating Agency relationship   show
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Creating an agency relationship -- by act of the parties   show
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Duties of agent to principal   show
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Duties of agent to principal: Duty of loyalty   show
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Duties of agent to principal: Duty of Obedience   show
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Duties of agent to principal: Duty of reasonable care   show
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show 1) Action for damages (breach of contract or tort) 2) Action for secret profits 3) Accounting 4) Withholding of compensation  
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show A compensated agent may be held liable for damages suffered by the principal as a result of breach of contract > Does not apply to uncompensated agents  
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Remedies of principal for breaches of agent's duty: Action for damages-- Tort   show
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Remedies of principal for breaches of agent's duty: Action for Secret Profits   show
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Remedies of principal for breaches of agent's duty: Accounting   show
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Remedies of principal for breaches of agent's duty: Withholding of compensation   show
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show Subagent owes the principal the same duties as the agent  
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show The agent will also be held liable to the principal for breaches of the subagent, even if the agent exercised diligence and good faith in appointing the subagent  
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show The subagent owes the agent the same duties the subagent owes the principal. Thus, she will be liable to the agent for her breaches  
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show The principal owes the agent a duty to compensate her reasonably for her services >NO duty to compensate subagents unless principal agrees otherwise  
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Duties of principal to agent: Reimbursement   show
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Duties imposed by contract   show
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Duty to Cooperate   show
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Remedies of Agent: Breach of Contract   show
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Remedies of Agent: Agent's lien   show
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Types of Actual Authority   show
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show Authority contained within the 4 corners of the agency agreement  
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show Authority that the agent reasonably believes she has as a result of the actions of the principal  
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Implied authority: Implied from Express Authority   show
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show Unless specifically directed otherwise, an agent has implied authority to act in accord with general custom and usage. > Agent must have knowledge of the custom and usage  
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Implied Authority: Implied Acquiescence   show
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show When the agent has no specific instructions on what to do in case of an emergency, she has implied authority to take reasonable measures that are necessary until she can contact her principal  
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Actual Authority: Termination   show
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show > Specified time: if agency relationship is to last for a set period of time, authority ends at that time > Time not specified: terminates w/in reasonable time period  
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show Agency agreement may specify that it is to last until a specified event happens. What that event happens, authority will terminate  
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show Change of circumstances that should cause an agent to realize the principal would not want the agent to exercies her authority terminates her authority: > destruction of the subject matter > drastic change in business conditions > change in law  
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Actual Authority: Termination -- By breach of agent's fiduciary duty   show
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Actual Authority: Termination -- By unilateral act of principal or agent   show
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show An agency relationship may be terminated without regard to the will of either party by operation of law under certain circumstances, e.g. death or loss of capacity of either party;  
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Apparent Authority   show
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Apparent Authority: Imposters   show
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show If the P knows of the dealings between his past A and the third party, he must give notice to the third party that the agent's actual authority has been terminated.  
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Apparent Authority: Prior Acts   show
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Apparent Authority: Position   show
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show When a P secretly limits the actual authority of his A to act, and the agent, when dealing with a third party, acts beyond the scope of the limitation, the P will be bound by the agreement made btwn the third party and the A  
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show If the agent had authority, the principal is liable to the third party  
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show 1) Disclosed P liable 2) A generally not liable (Exceptions: intent of the parties, Agent's implied warranty of authority)  
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Liability: Third party vs. Agent -- Unidentified and Undisclosed Principal Situations   show
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show P may enforce contract and hold third party liable  
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show Either P or A may enforce the contract. If A enforces, P is entitled to the rights and benefits thereunder. > P may not enforce if its identity was fraudulently concealed (third party may rescind) or it would increase burden on third party  
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