If an agent is found to have received a secret commission from a third party, the principal is not entitled to:

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The principal is entitled to recover the secret commission, refuse to pay any commission owed to the agent, and terminate contracts involved due to breach of fiduciary duty. However, suing the agent in the tort of passing off is unrelated to the issue of secret commissions, as passing off involves misrepresenting one's goods or services as those of another.

If an Agent Is Found to Have Received a Secret