front 1 A. agency | back 1 Legal relationship in which a principal authorizes an agent to act as
the |
front 2 G. fiduciary relationship | back 2 Implies a position of trust and confidence |
front 3 B. agent | back 3 Person who has the authority to act on the behalf of another,
representing |
front 4 N. principal | back 4 Client who gives authority to an agent to represent his or her
interests in |
front 5 T. third party | back 5 Customer who may be affected by the terms of an agreement but who is
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front 6 H. general agency | back 6 Relationship in which a principal delegates ongoing tasks or duties
to an |
front 7 S. special agency | back 7 Relationship in which a principal delegates limited tasks or specific
duties |
front 8 D. cooperating broker | back 8 Selling agent who assists another broker by finding a buyer |
front 9 E. dual agent | back 9 Broker acting as agent for both the seller and the buyer in the same |
front 10 R. sales associate | back 10 Licensed real estate salesperson or broker whose license is held by
an |
front 11 Q. right to control | back 11 How much direction the broker exercises over the person the broker
has |
front 12 M. power of attorney | back 12 Written document that gives a person legal authority to act on behalf
of |
front 13 O. ratification | back 13 Acceptance of an act already performed |
front 14 F. estoppel | back 14 Legal bar that prevents a person from asserting facts or rights that
are not |
front 15 L. obedience | back 15 Willingness to follow the orders of others |
front 16 C. confidentiality | back 16 Discretion in holding privileged information |
front 17 J. material fact | back 17 Any fact that would seem likely to affect the judgment of the
principal in |
front 18 K. misrepresentation | back 18 Making a false statement or concealing a material fact |
front 19 P. respondeat superior | back 19 “Let the superior answer.” |
front 20 I. indemnification | back 20 Protect against damage, loss, or injury, or to make compensation for
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