If there is no agreement about the amount of compensation,the law implies a promise that a principal will pay the agent the customary fee paid in the industry.

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This is known as the "implied agreement of customary compensation" and is a common law principle that applies when there is no express agreement between the agent and principal. The agent is entitled to receive the customary fee or commission that is paid in the relevant industry for similar services.

If There Is No Agreement About the Amount of Compensation,the