Ch 37 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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The liability of the agent to a third person depends on 1 ___________ and the manner of 2 __________

A

1 the existence of authority

2 executing the contract.

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If an agent makes a contract with a third person on behalf of a disclosed principal and has proper authority to do so, and if the contract is executed properly, ___________ on the contract

A

the agent has no personal liability.

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“Authorized” includes action that was 1 _____________

Once there is ratification, the original action of the agent 2 ____________

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1 subsequently ratified by the principal.

2 is no longer unauthorized.

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If the agent’s act causes the loss to the third person, the third person _______________.

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hold the agent liable for the loss.

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When the agent makes known the identity of the principal and the fact that the agent is acting on behalf of the principal, the principal is called

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disclosed principal

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The third person dealing with an agent of a disclosed principal ordinarily intends to make a contract with

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the principal, NOT the agent.

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When the agent makes known the existence of a principal but not the principal’s identity, the principal is a

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partially disclosed principal.

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When the third person is not told or does not know that the agent is acting as an agent for anyone else, the unknown principal is called

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an undisclosed principal. In this case, the third person is making the contract, and the agent is the party to that contract. 
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The situation that agent make themselves liable on the contract with the third person occurs when the agent is a well-established local brokerage house or other agency and when the principal is ___________, and when ________.

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1 located out of town

2 is not known locally.

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(P745) to avoid any question of interpretation, an agent should execute the instrument by signing the ______ and either ______ or ______ and the agent’s name.

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1 principal’s name
2 by
3 per.

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If the instrument is ambiguous as to whether the agent has signed in a representative or an individual capacity, _________ is admissible as between the original parties to the transaction for _________ in which the agent was acting.

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1 parol evidence (口頭証拠排除原則)

2 establishing the character

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If an agent commits a crime, the agent is liable without regard to the fact of acting as an agent.

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(P746) Agents are liable for harm caused to third person s by the agents’ fraudulent, international, or negligence acts. The fact that persons were acting as agents at the time or that they acted in good faith (誠実、誠意) under the directions of a principal does not ___________ if their conduct would impose liability on them when acting for themselves.

A

relieve them of liability

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(p746) The principal is liable to the third person for ____________ and, ______________.

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1 the properly authorized

2 the executed contracts.

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When either the principal or the third person sue the other for the contract they are in, the agent is ______________ of the contract,
______________ for the performance,
cannot sue ____________.

A

not the party
is not liable
its breach.

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16
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(p746) The liability of a disclosed principal to a third person is not discharged by the fact that the principal gives the agent money with which to pay the third person

17
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An undisclosed principal is liable for a simple contract made by an unauthorized agent.

18
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Although the third person initially contracted with the agent alone, the third person, on learning of the existence of the undisclosed principal, may sue the principal.

19
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In most jurisdiction, third person can _______ and _______ from the principal or agent until the judge is ____________.

A

1 sue
2 collect judgments
3 fully satisfied

20
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When the third person made payment to the agent, the payment is deem made to the _______.

21
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Even if the agent never remits or deliver the payment to the principal, the principal must ______________ so long as the third person made the payment in ________.

A

1 give full credit to the third person

2 good faith

22
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(p748) Because apparent authority has the same effect as actual authority, a payment made to a person with apparent authority to receive the payment is deemed ________________ When a debtor make a payment to a person who is not apparent or actual agent of the creditor, such a payment does ___________ until the debtor pay money to the creditor in fact.

A

1 a payment to the apparent principal.

2 not discharge a debt

23
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(p748) The principal is bound by a statement made by an agent while transacting a business within the scope of the authority. This means that the principal cannot later ______________ of the agent and show that it is not true. The statement should be made at the time the performance is ______________.

A

contradict to the statement

acted or shortly thereafter.

24
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The rule that the knowledge is imputed(帰する) is extended in some cases to __________. The notice must be

A

knowledge prior to creation of the agency relationship.
Reliable.

代理人との関係始まる前から適用されることもある。

25
The principal is not charged with the notice when the agent hears only
rumors.
26
The principal is not charged with the knowledge of an agent when
the agent is acting adversely to the principal's interest the third party acts in collusion with the agent for the purpose of cheating the principal.
27
(p750) Historically, the act for which liability would be imposed under the doctrine of respondent superior was _________ committed within the scope of ________.
a negligent act, employment.
28
(p750) Under the common law, a master was not liable for an intentional tort committed by a servant. The modern law holds that an employer is liable for _______ committed by an employee for the purpose of ________.
an intentional tort, furthering the employer's business.
29
(p750) Modern decision hold the employer liable for fraudulent acts or misrepresentation.
T For example, when an agent makes fraudulent statements in selling stock, the principal is liable for the buyer's loss.
30
The employer may be liable because of the ______________ of government regulation.
employee's violation
31
(p750) The employer may be liable because of the employee's violation of a government regulation. It is common in business area. In such case,
the employer may be held liable for a penalty imposed by the government.
32
(p750 )If an employee was not acting within the scope of the employment, there is ____________
no vicarious liability (使用者責任).
33
(p751) FTCA (Federal Tort Claims) declares that the United States shall e liable vicariously whenever a federal employee driving a motor vehicle in the course of employment causes harm under such circumstances that a private employer would be liable.
T
34
Contrary to the general role, the statute exempts the employee driver from liability.
T
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(p752) The negligent hiring theory is based on the
negligence of the employer in the hiring process. (雇用主を雇う段階に基づく))
36
(p752) Under the respondent superior rule, the employer is liable only for __________________________ or in the ____________________.
those torts committed within the scope of employment | furtherance of the employer's interest.
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(p752) The negligent hiring theory has been used to impose liability in case when ______________________ almost invariably outside the scope of employment against a customer or the general public, and the employer should know ________________
an employee commits an international tort the employee was violent
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(p752) Employers might protect themselves from liability in a negligent hiring case by __________________ and then _______________.
>having each prospective employee fill out an employment application form >checking into the applicant's work experience, background, character, qualification.
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(p752) The hiring of an individual with a criminal record does not by itself
establish the tort of negligent thiring.