Sentences with phrase «of agency law»

In reaching this conclusion, the court pointed to a basic tenet of agency law, that «the knowledge of an agent acting within the scope of his or her authority is chargeable to the principal, regardless of whether that knowledge is actually communicated.»
The subject of Agency Law falls under Provincial jurisdiction.
When this kind of situation is manifest or advertised on the members website, we must infer that the Managing broker also doesn't understand the correct application of Agency Law — because a Managing Broker is obliged to review all advertising done by a Sales Person (non-broker).
Fundamental to the subject of Agency Law is knowing the difference between a Full Agency Client Relationship and a No - Agency Customer Relationship.
The proper applications of Agency Law are inherently as much about the individual members discipline, so it's unlikely subagency was done any more justice by those who would pretend to understand it.
because in doing so you maintenance an attitude where you believe it is reasonable to talk at length about a specific real estate activity and at the same time it is possible to do so and be entirely non-specific as it would relate to the pertinence of Agency Law!
Consequently Ross, I fail to see how you could train or mentor anyone on the subject of Agency Law, as it relates to real estate sales.
However, there is something inherently absurd and even dishonest, when as it relates to the subject of Agency Law and Representation that: the most notable, proactive, enforcement (at the risk of fines etc.) of clarity and integrity around ensuring which type of Agency Representation is applicable and ergo a particular consumer is entitled to, only comes down to whether or not a check - mark has been placed in the correct box on a contract!
The following are the comments made by the author that I find profoundly problematic, as it relates to the topic of open houses in the context of the application of Agency Law:
Given the fact of the abysmal understanding of Agency Law, by the general real estate industry, and that the expectation of enforcement is more perceived than real, those sales industries that don't even pretend to embrace Agency Law are far more pure than what goes within the ranks of organized real estate!
The author is an Associate Broker and should be able to counsel members who don't have their Brokers license on the proper application of Agency Law.
Had the Commissioner for the Competition Bureau of Canada included the topic of Agency Law, would the Provinces have felt obliged to consider requesting «Intervenor Status» — since the fundamental Governance of Real Estate Law falls under Provincial jurisdiction?
Since the subject of Agency Law has been ignored by Competition Bureau the question of «detrimental delay» has been, easily, avoided.
, and then undertake to write an article such as this one which, to me, seems oblivious to the fundamental obligations of Agency Law because it doesn't even touch on it!
The question of «superior competitive performance» is also a question that relates to the subject of Agency Law.
The other key feature of organized real estate sales, is the mandatory application of Agency Law.
At the same time, the ambiguity of this situation reinforces the need for a full discussion on the relevancy of Agency Law to the merits of the Competition Bureaus arguments.
The use of the word «freely» by the Commissioner in paragraph [25] is vexatious because in the context used it also ignores the subject of Agency Law, plus Buyer and Seller contracts.
and avoids the subject of Agency Law by vaguely referring to: «new products and services...».
The application of Agency Law is the main foundation for any notion of professionalism, however it also must be qualified against the level of practitioner product knowledge, in terms of what the industry has avoided trying to teach.
The proper application of Agency Law (Designated Agency in B.C.) shouldn't in and of itself help to drive property values up!
Once again, the following comment ignores the subject of Agency Law: «who wish to provide new products and services based on MLS information in the manner that they think is appropriate,..»
What is being suggested by the subject author is a form of neutrality that is inconsistent with the spirit and intent of Agency Law and Agency Representation and yet here it is for all to read!
In 1993, an NAR presidential advisory group published a report recommending that states adopt nine elements as the framework of their agency law.
This is not debatable yet apparently TREB legal council has not been shown by TREB why this is a simple matter of AGENCY LAW!
The simple truth of the matter is that the above quoted paragraph from the Competition Tribunals website, is an unqualified and relatively obscure narrative that ignores Agency Law, and furthermore falls totally apart when properly qualified in the context of Agency Law!
However, both the Competition Bureau of Canada and the Competition Tribunal have avoided the subject of Agency Law throughout this entire spectacle — which I believe only serves to confirm this huge waste of time and money has always been more about politics than it has been about the Law!
Maybe you even advertise that you sell for more money, faster and a whole host of lines you should know is nonsense because once you go the dual agency route, by default of agency law, none of that is true any longer.
If the paralegal provided services to the firm on a contract basis, the firm and at least the supervising lawyer will likely be liable on the basis of agency law, possibly with a right of contribution / indemnity from the paralegal.
In addition, the court... [noted] that claims made by Lampack that the contract placed a fiduciary duty on Grimes» -LCB- are -RCB- unsupported by case law and the general principles of agency law that the obligations that a principal owes an agent are not fiduciary.»
The proper application of Agency Law (Designated Agency in B.C.) shouldn't in and of itself help to drive property values up!
However, both the Competition Bureau of Canada and the Competition Tribunal have avoided the subject of Agency Law throughout this entire spectacle — which I believe only serves to confirm this huge waste of time and money has always been more about politics than it has been about the Law!

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and 35) our ability to complete the proposed accelerated stock repurchase plan, among other things.
SAN DIEGO — U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Tuesday began testing the use of body cameras by its employees at nine locations, potentially leading to a broad rollout by the nation's largest law enforcement agency that would make it the first federal agency to use the devices on a large scale.
The agency recently warned that some cryptocurrency trading and initial coin offerings (ICOs) might be in violation of the law, and that much of this activity is taking place without the standard protections for investors.
The Transportation Security Administration, the federal agency in charge of screening passengers, isn't specifically looking for drugs that are illegal under federal law, a spokesman said.
Government immigration agencies host their own eligibility self - assessment tools, notes Sharry Aiken, associate professor at the Queen's University Faculty of Law.
Law enforcement agencies have reportedly torpedoed efforts to allow commercial drones to fly over public crowds because of concerns over the ability to track drones remotely.
It also requires cooperation between different kinds of organizations — for example, between companies and law enforcement agencies.
Under the Dodd - Frank Act, the law that established the agency, the head of the CFPB can be dismissed only for «inefficiency, neglect of duty or malfeasance in office.»
These regulations are handed down from several federal agencies, including the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and various state agencies, which implement laws in the realms of worker's compensation, employee protection, and other areas.
GPS trackers have been embraced by various people and has been utilized for personal use, commercial use [for tracking of limousines and vehicles used for rental services to prevent theft, Government agencies have been using trackers for law enforcement duties.
«The vast majority of these agencies are following the rules and those who break the law need to be held accountable.»
After the Freedom Act became law in early June, the agency was granted a 180 - day grace period to get its affairs in order before putting an end to the bulk phone metadata collection program authorized by a particular portion — Section 215 — of the Patriot Act.
Rather than looking to replace police officers on the beat — as portrayed in Robocop — iRobot is looking at extending the capabilities of law enforcement agencies, Phelps added.
The law allows companies to directly share information with the Department of Defense, including the National Security Agency (NSA), without fear of being sued.
Now the CEO of Hill Holliday, a prominent advertising and communications agency, she originally joined the company as a receptionist to earn money for law school.
The news comes from a report issued Thursday by the Secure Our Smartphones («S.O.S.») Initiative, an international partnership of law - enforcement agencies, elected officials, and consumer advocates headed by New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón, and London Mayor Boris Johnson.
According to former employees, Facebook, Google and Twitter all worry that if they are public about their true level of cooperation with Western law enforcement agencies, they will face endless demands for similar action from countries around the world.
Federal laws give the agency the authority to step in and quash state or local laws regulating the provision of Internet service, Verizon said in a 19 - page white paper submitted to the FCC last week.
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