Karteikarten
Unit 1 - Agency
Karten in diesem Stapel (27)
- 1Principal knew what agent was doing and never stopped him until something went wrong. Held to have acquiesced.Freeman & Lockyer v Buckhurst
- 2Agent cannot represent his own authorityArmagas v Mundogas SA
- 3Agent cannot represent his own authority HOWEVER can if said spoken to principal about it ie got more authorityFirst Energy v Hungarian Bank
- 4Ratification by P has retrospective effectBolton Partners v Lambert
- 5Ratification by P has retrospective effectGoodall v Bilsland
- 6Less loss is needed for the enforcement of apparent authority than personal barGregor Homes v Emlick
- 7ratification cannot happen if undisclosed principalKeighley Maxled v Durant
- 8Principal must make informed choice to ratifyForman v The Liddesdale
- 9Principal must be in existence and have capacity to ratifyBoston Deep Sea Fishing v Farnham
- 10disclosure unnamed principal - choice whether to sue agent or principalFerrier v Dodds
- 11disclosure unnamed principal - question on whose credit did the third party rely onRudely v Monte Marco
- 12disclosure unnamed principal - could find the principal but don't bother then can't hold them liableLamont Nisbett v Hamilton
- 13disclosure unnamed principal - if you refuse to disclose the principal, agent is personally liableGibb v Cunningham & Robertson
- 14Undisclosed principal - can go far without being an election on who to sueMeier v Kuchenmeister
- 15Undisclosed principal - payment from insolvent estate is satisfaction of estateDavid Logan v Schuldt
- 16Undisclosed principal - may be excluded in enforcing the contract if there was deceitSaid v Butt
- 17If agent does not say his signature is on behalf of the principal - personally liableStewart v Shannessy
- 18Strict liability as auctioneer sold wrong horse but did nothing wrong. Held liableAnderson v Croall & Sons
- 19Mortgage fraud - solicitors not liableCheshire Mortgage v Gradison
- 20Agent's duties - follow instructionsGilmour v Clark
- 21Agent's duties - Duty of reasonable care of competent member of professionHunter v Hanley
- 22Agent's duties - don't act for more than one principal but if that's what is usually done it's okayLothian v Jenolite
- 23Agent's duties - avoid secret profitsImageview Management v Jack Ltd
- 24Principal's Duties - remunerationWalker, Fraser & Steele v Fraser's Trustees
- 25Principal's Duties - reimburse expenses incurredThomlinson v SASL
- 26Principal's Duties - relief from liabilityStevenson v Duncan
- 27Terminate agency by rescission for material breachGraham v United Turkey
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