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Implied agency is best described as being created when:

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B) An agent consistently acts on behalf of a party without a written agreement, leading that party to reasonably believe an agency relationship exists

Implied agency arises from the conduct of the parties rather than a written or express agreement. In Montana, if an agent acts in ways that would lead a reasonable person to believe an agency relationship exists — without a formal written agreement — an implied agency may be established. This is why agents must be careful about their conduct with unrepresented parties.

Answer Options
A
A written listing agreement is signed by both the agent and the seller
B
An agent consistently acts on behalf of a party without a written agreement, leading that party to reasonably believe an agency relationship exists
C
An agent hosts an open house on behalf of a seller
D
An agent advertises a property online using the seller's information

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Related Topics:

express-agencyagency-by-ratificationagency-disclosurefiduciary-duties

Key Terms:

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