English Ruling Cases volume 21
English Ruling Cases volume 21
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Son for the excejition is suggested Ijy Fii:i. I). J. , in . -illcn v. South Boston II. Co.. Snjira. ■■The general rule is, that notice to an agent. 'Vhile acting foi^ his principal, of facts affecting the character of tlie trans- action, is constructive notice to the principal. . . . There is an ex(!i'ption to this rule when the agent is engaged in committing an indei)endent fraudulent act on his own account, and the facts to be imputed relate to this fraudulent act. It is sometimes said that ...it cannot be presumed that an agen't will communi- cJate to his principal acts of fraud which he has committed on his own nc- count in transacting the business of his principal, and that the doctrine of 846 PURCHASED FOIt VALUE WITHOUT NOTICE.
No. 7. — Kennedy v. Green. — Notes.
imputed knowledge rests upon a presumption tliat ;ui agent will communicate- 1o his principal whatever lie knows concerning the business he is eugar^ed in transacting as agent. It may be doubted whether the rule and the exception lest on any such reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Son for the excejition is suggested Ijy Fii:i. I). J. , in . -illcn v. South Boston II. Co.. Snjira. ■■The general rule is, that notice to an agent. 'Vhile acting foi^ his principal, of facts affecting the character of tlie trans- action, is constructive notice to the principal. . . . There is an ex(!i'ption to this rule when the agent is engaged in committing an indei)endent fraudulent act on his own account, and the facts to be imputed relate to this fraudulent act. It is sometimes said that ...it cannot be presumed that an agen't will communi- cJate to his principal acts of fraud which he has committed on his own nc- count in transacting the business of his principal, and that the doctrine of 846 PURCHASED FOIt VALUE WITHOUT NOTICE.
No. 7. — Kennedy v. Green. — Notes.
imputed knowledge rests upon a presumption tliat ;ui agent will communicate- 1o his principal whatever lie knows concerning the business he is eugar^ed in transacting as agent. It may be doubted whether the rule and the exception lest on any such reasons.
What to read after English Ruling Cases volume 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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