What are the rights of an agent?

right to remuneration & right of lien

One of the conditions of agency by necessity

agent in control of principal’s property during emergency

In Singapore, can an Artificial Intelligence(AI) machine own copyright to its invention?

No, section 7 of the Copyright Act refers to authors as humans only

Agency by ratification

it validates the past acts of the agent

agent appears to have authority but does not actually have

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Actual/Implied authority
Hely Hutchinson v Brayhead Ltd
Couturier v Hastie
Bolton v Lambert
Freeman v Buckhurst Park Properties
2
What are the rights of an agent?
right to remuneration & right of lien
right to maintain secret account & right to extra commission
right to secrecy & illegal money lending
right to extrapolate & right to secret profit
3
One of the conditions of agency by necessity
agent have no right to deal principal property
agent have sold of the principal's property
agent left a message on the principal's mobile phone
agent in control of principal’s property during emergency
4
Section 13 ETA
Place of Sending & Dumping
Place of Residence
Place of Receiving & Posting
Place of Sending & Receipt
5
.......................... protects personal data stored in electronic & non-electronic format
Personal Data Phishing Act
Personal Data Dumping Act
Personal Data Destroying Act
Personal Data Protection Act
6
In Singapore, can an Artificial Intelligence(AI) machine own copyright to its invention?
Electronic Domains
No, its protected under Eletronics Transactions Act
Yes, section 7 of the Copyright Act refers to authors as machines
No, section 7 of the Copyright Act refers to authors as humans only
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Bolton v Lambert
Agency by ratification
agency by actual authority
agency by apparent authority
Agency by necessity
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Agency by ratification
it validates the past acts of the agent
the third party have consent to the ratification
the granting of authority by third party
principal is longer bound to the third party
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Not one of the duties of an agent
Duty to keep separate accounts
Duty to avoid conflicts of interests
Duty to delegate
Duty to follow instructions
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Ostensible authority
is implied whereas apparent authority is express
agent appears to have authority but does not actually have
cannot bind a principal in any circumstances
once given cannot be revoked by the principal

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