Section 216 of ICA : Section 216: Principal'S Right To Benefit Gained By Agent Dealing On His Own Account In Business Of Agency

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Explanation using Example

Section 216 of The Indian Contract Act, 1872, applies to situations where an agent, who is supposed to act in the interest of the principal, conducts transactions for personal gain without informing the principal. The principal has the right to claim any benefits the agent gained f...

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Explanation using Example

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