The Agent's Duty of Confidentiality Is a Duty That Prevents

Multiple Choice

The agent's duty of confidentiality is a duty that prevents the agent from:

A) ever disclosing to others information about the affairs of the principal or using for their own benefit information about the principal.
B) disclosing damaging information about the affairs of the principal.
C) ever using information about the principal for their own benefit.
D) disclosing to others or using for their own benefit information about the principal's affairs without the principal's permission during the course of the agency.