Jaclynne M. O'Neill v. Department of Housing and Urban Development

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the Board erred in determining that petitioner was an “agent” within meaning of statute prohibiting federal employee from acting as agent of private party before government agency
• acknowledging that the common-law meaning of agency requires, among other things, that the principal has the right to control the agent’s conduct
• acknowledging that the common-law meaning of agency requires, among other things, that the principal has the right to control the agent’s conduct
• acknowledging that the common-law meaning of agency requires, among other things, that the principal has the right to control the agent’s conduct
• acknowledging that the common-law meaning of agency requires, among other things, that the principal has the right to control the agent’s conduct
• acknowledging that the common-law meaning of agency requires, among other things, that the principal has the right to control the agent’s conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).