A third party can assume that if he tells something to an agent,the information is forwarded to the principal.

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It is a general principle of agency law that an agent acts on behalf of his principal and any information or communication received by the agent in the course of the agency relationship is deemed to be received by the principal. Therefore, a third party can assume that any information he shares with the agent will be forwarded to the principal.

A Third Party Can Assume That If He Tells Something