A principal has no duty to compensate his or her agent if:
A)the agent breached the duty of obedience.
B)the agent breached the duty of loyalty.
C)it is a gratuitous agency.
D)All the above are correct.

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All the above options are valid reasons for a principal not to compensate their agent. If the agent breaches their duty of obedience or loyalty, they have not fulfilled their responsibilities as an agent and do not deserve compensation. Additionally, if the agency is gratuitous, the agent is not entitled to compensation in the first place.

A Principal Has No Duty to Compensate His or Her