Legal Aspects of Business AdministrationPrentice-Hall, 1961 - 855 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 83.
342. lappuse
... agent has a duty not to act as agent for both the principal and the third party . The agent of a seller , for example , is expected to obtain the highest possible price , but the agent of a buyer is expected to get the goods at the ...
... agent has a duty not to act as agent for both the principal and the third party . The agent of a seller , for example , is expected to obtain the highest possible price , but the agent of a buyer is expected to get the goods at the ...
343. lappuse
... agent's own account or other commingling . Duties connected with service . An agent has a duty to obey the in- structions of the principal , and he is liable to the principal for any dam- ages resulting from his disobedience . Even a ...
... agent's own account or other commingling . Duties connected with service . An agent has a duty to obey the in- structions of the principal , and he is liable to the principal for any dam- ages resulting from his disobedience . Even a ...
344. lappuse
... agent , the third person cannot look to the agent for satisfaction of the contract where the contract with the principal fails . Under some circumstances , however , the agent may become liable on the contract even where the principal ...
... agent , the third person cannot look to the agent for satisfaction of the contract where the contract with the principal fails . Under some circumstances , however , the agent may become liable on the contract even where the principal ...
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IMPORTANCE OF LAW IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA | 3 |
ORIGIN HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAW | 10 |
THE MODERN SOURCES OF LAW | 16 |
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