Bell v. Demax Management Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• knowledge possessed by the mandatary/agent is imputed to the principal even if the mandatary/agent “neglected to specifically convey those facts to the principal”
• “It is a well settled principle that knowledge possessed by the agent is imputed to the principal even if the agent neglected to specifically convey those facts to the principal.”
• “‘It is a well settled principle that knowledge possessed by the agent is imputed to the principal even if the agent neglected to specifically convey those facts to the principal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).