A Person Who Has a Duty to Act Primarily for Another

question 18

Multiple Choice

A person who has a duty to act primarily for another person's benefit is called a[n] ________.

• A)Employer
• B)Principal
• C)Benefitor
• D)Fiduciary
• E)Trustor

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Definitions:

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