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9780314234339

Agency, Partnership and the Llc in a Nutshell

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    9780314234339

  • ISBN10:

    0314234330

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-12-01
  • Publisher: West Group

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Rights and Duties Between Principal and Agent, Partners, and Members of an LLC; Vicarious Tort Liability; Express, Implied and Apparent Authority; Inherent Agency Power; Undisclosed Principal; Ratification; Notice, Notification, Imputed Knowledge; Termination of Authority; Partnership Formation, Operation and Termination; Fiduciary Duties Among Partners; Right to an Accounting; Creditors' Rights Against Partners and the Partnership; Dissociation and Dissolution; Winding-Up; Liquidation. Limited Partnership and the LLC: Creation, Operation and Dissolution.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Acknowledgments vii
Research References xix
Table of Cases
xxv
Introduction 1(2)
PART I. BASIC TERMINOLOGY
Glossary
3(9)
The Agency Relationship
12(29)
Defining the Agency Relationship
12(9)
The Restatement of Agency Definition
12(2)
The Elements of an Agency Relationship
14(4)
Uses of Agency; Ambiguity of the Word ``Agency''
18(3)
The Principal
21(1)
Introduction to the Liabilities of a Principal
21(2)
The Agent
23(1)
Distinguishing the Agency Relationship From Other Relationships
24(17)
Agent or Seller
24(3)
Agent or Bailee
27(1)
Agent or Trustee
28(1)
Principal or Creditor
29(1)
Agency and the Corporate Board of Directors
30(2)
Complex Agency Relationships
32(9)
PART II. INTERNAL MATTERS: RIGHTS AND DUTIES BETWEEN PRINCIPAL AND AGENT
Duties of Principal to Agent
41(12)
Duty to Pay Compensation
42(4)
Duty of Reimbursement, Indemnity, and Exoneration
46(2)
Duty of Care
48(3)
The Fellow Servant Rule
48(1)
Worker's Compensation
49(2)
Duty to Deal Fairly and in Good Faith
51(2)
Duties of Agent to Principal
53(18)
Duty of Good Conduct; Duty to Obey
54(1)
Duty to Indemnify Principal for Loss Caused by Misconduct
55(2)
Duty to Account
57(1)
Duty of Care and Full Disclosure
57(3)
Duty of Loyalty
60(11)
Loyalty During the Relationship
62(1)
Scope of Fiduciary Duty
62(1)
Misusing Information
62(1)
Post-Termination Competition
63(1)
Trade Secrets
64(1)
Covenants Not to Compete
65(2)
Pre-empting Business Opportunities
67(4)
PART III. EXTERNAL MATTERS; RIGHTS OF THIRD PARTIES
Vicarious Tort Liability
71(45)
Respondeat Superior
71(5)
Master and Servant
72(3)
The Origins of Respondeat Superior
75(1)
The Policy Behind Respondeat Superior
76(2)
Limitation to Losses Caused by Tortious Behavior
78(1)
Imputed Contributory Negligence
79(1)
Direct Tort Liability of an Employer
80(1)
Liability of the Servant
81(1)
The Independent Contractor Exception
82(3)
Limitations to the Independent Contractor Exception
85(4)
The Inherently Dangerous Activity Exception
86(1)
The Nondelegable Duty Exception
86(2)
Negligence in Selection of Contractor
88(1)
The Borrowed Servant
89(3)
The Scope of Employment Limitation
92(8)
Negligence
92(4)
Intentional Torts
96(4)
Punitive Damages
100(1)
Liability to Invitee of Servant
101(1)
Vicarious Liability for Nonphysical Torts
102(3)
The Exculpatory Clause
105(1)
Vicarious Liability by Estoppel
106(1)
The Joint Enterprise Relationship
107(3)
The Unincorporated Association Relationship
110(1)
The Co-principal Doctrine
111(2)
Procedural Consequences of Vicarious Liability
113(3)
Contractual Powers of Agents
116(26)
The Authority of an Agent
116(1)
Express Authority
116(5)
The Power of Attorney
118(2)
The Equal Dignity Rule
120(1)
Implied Authority
121(5)
Conceptual Basis of Implied Authority
121(1)
Incidental Authority
122(1)
Delegation of authority
123(3)
Apparent Authority
126(9)
Estoppel
135(2)
Inherent Agency Power
137(5)
The Undisclosed Principal
142(9)
Definition of Undisclosed Principal
142(1)
The Rights of an Undisclosed Principal
142(2)
Limitations on the Rights of the Undisclosed Principal
144(1)
Liabilities of the Undisclosed Principal
145(4)
Authorized Transactions
145(2)
Unauthorized Transactions
147(2)
Payment and Setoff Issues
149(2)
Payment by the Other Party
149(1)
Payment to the Other Party
149(1)
Setoff
150(1)
Liability of the Agent to Third Persons
151(10)
Contractual Liability
151(6)
The Principle of Direct Representation
152(1)
Liability When the Principal Is Disclosed: Special Circumstances
153(1)
Liability When the Principal Is Partially Disclosed
153(3)
Liability When the Principal Is Unintentionally Undisclosed
156(1)
The Agent's Warranty of Authority
157(2)
Harm to the Economic Interests of Others
159(1)
Liability of the Agent in Tort
160(1)
The Doctrine of Ratification
161(13)
The Concept of Ratification
161(2)
The Affirmance
163(3)
Uniqueness of the Concept and its Justification
166(1)
Implied Ratification
167(2)
Limitations on Ratification
169(5)
Principal Must Have Been Able Initially to Authorize the Act
169(2)
The Knowledge Requirement
171(1)
The No Partial Ratification Rule
172(1)
Withdrawal by the Other Party
172(1)
Changed Circumstances
172(1)
Time limitations
173(1)
Notice and Notification; Imputed Knowledge
174(10)
Notification
174(3)
Reasonable Expectations
175(1)
When a Notification is Effective
176(1)
Duration
177(1)
Imputed Knowledge
177(7)
Forgotten Knowledge
179(1)
The Duty Requirement
180(1)
The Adverse Interest Exception
181(1)
The Sole Actor Rule
182(2)
Termination of the Agency Relationship
184(21)
Termination by Will
184(2)
Notice of Termination to Third Parties
186(1)
Termination by Operation of Law
186(3)
PART IV. THE LAW OF UNINCORPORATED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Introduction
189(16)
The Creation of a Partnership
205(22)
Creating the Partnership Relationship
205(4)
The LLP
209(2)
The Business Role of the Partnership
211(2)
History
213(1)
Litigation Over Partnership Status
213(2)
Partner Liability by Estoppel
215(2)
The Underlying Theory of Partnership
217(3)
The Aggregate Theory and the Property Rights of a Partner
220(3)
When is Property Partnership Property?
223(2)
Real Property
225(2)
The Operation of a Partnership
227(39)
Contractual Powers of Partners
227(10)
Tort Liability for the Wrongs of Partners
237(4)
The Nature of a Partner's Liability
241(1)
Rights and Duties Among Partners
242(1)
The Fiduciary Duties of Partners
242(2)
The Duty of Loyalty
244(5)
Can Fiduciary Duties be Disclaimed?
245(3)
Leaving the Business
248(1)
The Duty of Care
249(1)
The Duty of Full Disclosure
250(2)
The Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
252(2)
The Managing Partner
254(1)
The Right to an Accounting
255(1)
Indemnity and Contribution Rights of Partners
256(2)
Suits Among Partners
258(1)
Suits by and Against a Partnership
259(1)
The Interest of a Partner; Transfer of the Interest
259(2)
Claims by Creditors of the Partnership
261(3)
Rights Against Partnership Assets
261(1)
Rights Against the Personal Assets of Individual Partners
262(2)
Claims by Personal Creditors of a Partner Against the Partnership Interest of the Partner
264(2)
Dissociation of a Partner and Dissolution of a Partnership
266(32)
Dissolution Under UPA
266(7)
Dissociation and Dissolution Under RUPA
273(4)
Termination of Authority; Notice of Dissociation and Dissolution
277(3)
Termination of Authority
277(1)
Notice of Dissociation and Dissolution
278(2)
Continuing the Business
280(10)
The Buy-Sell Agreement
281(1)
Continuation Clauses
281(2)
Liability of an Incoming Partner
283(1)
Liability of a Withdrawing Partner
284(1)
Duties of Withdrawing Partner to Former Partners
284(2)
Creditors' Claims
286(1)
New Creditors
286(1)
Existing Creditors
286(1)
Rights of the Estate of a Deceased Partner When the Business Is Continued
287(2)
The Treatment of Good Will
289(1)
Winding Up; Liquidation; Terminating the Business
290(8)
Winding Up and Liquidation
291(4)
Termination
295(1)
Settlement of Accounts
295(1)
Claims Among Partners: The Losing Business
296(2)
The Limited Partnership
298(22)
Introduction
298(2)
The Uniform Acts
300(3)
Securities Law, Tax, and Rollup Issues
303(2)
Organization of the Limited Partnership
305(2)
Linkage
307(1)
The General Partner in a Limited Partnership
308(4)
Fiduciary Duties
308(2)
Withdrawal and Removal of General Partner
310(2)
Rights and Obligations of Limited Partners
312(4)
Exit Rights of Limited Partners
316(1)
Distributions
316(1)
Transfers of Interest
317(1)
Dissolution
318(2)
The Limited Liability Company
320(217)
Introduction
320(3)
Taxation and Securities Law Issues
323(3)
Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (1995)
326(1)
Organizational Matters
327(2)
Piercing the Veil of an LLC
329(1)
Management
330(1)
Indemnity and Contribution Rights of Members
331(1)
Fiduciary Duties of Members
332(1)
Distributions
333(2)
Transfer of Interests
335(1)
Exit privileges
335(2)
Dissolution
337(1)
APPENDICES
A. Uniform Partnership Act (1914)
338(36)
B. Conversion Table
374(4)
C. Uniform Partnership Act (1997)
378(72)
D. Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (1995)
450(87)
Index 537

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