An agent's duty to inform:
A) arises because notice to an agent does not constitute notice to the principal.
B) does not apply if providing facts to the principal would violate a superior duty owed by the agent to another person.
C) applies to material and nonmaterial facts relating to the agency.
D) All of these.

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An agent's duty to inform the principal does not apply if doing so would violate a superior duty the agent owes to another person. This recognizes that agents might have legal or ethical obligations to others that restrict what they can disclose, even to their principals.

An Agent's Duty to Inform