If an agent indulges in commingling, he _____.
A) probably will not be liable for loss to the principal
B) bears the risk of any loss to the principal
C) will not be liable for any loss to the principal if the property is not wrongfully used
D) is breaching the duty to communicate information

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An agent has a duty to keep the principal's property separate from her own. If the agent fails to do this, she is liable for any loss to the principal. If the agent commingles goods that are fungible-that is, if she mixes goods that are identical and cannot be separated-the agent bears the risk of any loss.

If an Agent Indulges in Commingling, He _____