Unless the circumstances of the relationship suggest that the agent intended to act for free,a duty to pay the agent is implied.

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Unless there is clear evidence that the agent intended to work without compensation, the law assumes that the agent is entitled to be paid for their services. This is based on the principle that parties should be compensated for the value of their work, and that absent a clear agreement to the contrary, compensation is expected.

Unless the Circumstances of the Relationship Suggest That the Agent