The law of agency some essential principles
Language: English Series: Letting Update Journal ; 13(4) January 2006, 17-20(4)Publication details: 2006Subject(s):- PROTECTION FROM EVICTION ACT 1977 S1(3A)
- PEERS V SNEYD
- LAW OF PROPERTY ACT 1925 S52(1)
- PAPILLON V BRUNTON
- TURNER V HUTCHINSON HELY
- HUTCHINSON V BRAYHEAD LTD
- TAYLOR V PLUMER
- STARKEY V BANK OF ENGLAND
- WARBOYS V CARTER
- RE SEYMOUR V SEYMOUR
- FREEMAN LOCKYER V BUCKHURST PARK
- CHAPMAN V SMITH
- S PEARSON AND SONS LTD V DUBLIN CORPORATION
- GODING V FRASER
- ACCOMMODATION AGENCIES ACT 1953 S1(A)
- ACCOMMODATION AGENCIES ACT 1953 S1(B)
- POWERS OF ATTORNEY ACT 1971
- HELLINGS V PARKER BRESLIN ESTATES
- PROPERTY-PROPERTY AGENCY
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In the first of two articles on agency provides an overview of the law of agency, its legal framework and the statutory responsibilities existing between the parties. Deals with the agency relationship, the central notion of authority, deposits and taking money for addresses. Presents case examples covering negligence and indemnity. (See also L133296 and L134300).