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Bess [88]
3 years ago
9

Robert is a wealthy businessman who wishes to purchase a particular property. realizing that the price might become inflated if

his name is made known, he asks faye to negotiate the purchase of the property on his behalf. faye is the general manager of robert's east coast operations. faye reports directly to robert and is supervised in all respects. faye is told to tell philip, the property owner, that she represents someone, but she's told not to specify who she works for. the agency would be described as: undisclosed. disclosed. indemnified. partially disclosed.
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2 answers:
insens350 [35]3 years ago
8 0

The agency would be described as Partially Disclosed.

Robert wanted to purchase a property. Robert didn't want to disclose his identity because of the fact that his wealthy background will inflate the purchase. So he decided to send another person for initiating the deal with the property owner. That person told the owner that he is going to purchase this property on behalf of another person, but he will not tell him that who is actually going to purchase it.

So he told the owner partially about the buyer. So this would be described as the Partially disclosed deal.

jasenka [17]3 years ago
4 0

The agency would be described as partially disclosed. A partially disclosed happened because Philip has been notified that Faye is representing someone, but has no notice of Robert’s identity. In here, <span>Faye is liable to Philip even if she did not disclose the identity of Robert, but, she has a right to be refunded for any losses suffered due to Robert’s default.</span>

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