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charchew

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For an agent to be a fiduciary means to:
 a. indemnify the principal for any losses incurred in a lawsuit, not including attorney's fees b. have the right and obligation to sell goods belonging to a principal
  c. occupy a position of trust, honesty, and confidence with respect to the principal
  d. indemnify the principal for any losses incurred in a lawsuit, not including attorney's fees and have the right and obligation to sell goods belonging to a principal
  e. indemnify the principal for any losses incurred in a lawsuit, not including attorney's fees and have the right and obligation to sell goods belonging to a principal and occupy a position of trust, honesty, and confidence with respect to the principal

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On August 1, Neptune Fisheries contracted in writing with West Markets to deliver to West 3,000 pounds of lobster at 4.00 a pound. Delivery of the lobsters was due October 1, with payment due November 1 . On August 4, Neptune entered into a contract with Deep Sea Lobster Farms that provided as follows: Neptune Fisheries assigns all the rights under the contract with West Markets dated August 1 to Deep Sea Lobster Farms.. The best interpretation of the August 4 contract would be that it was:
 a. Only an assignment of rights by Neptune.
  b. Only a delegation of duties by Neptune.
  c. An assignment of rights and a delegation of duties by Neptune.
  d. An unenforceable third-party beneficiary contract.



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parshano

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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charchew

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Reply 2 on: Jun 24, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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