Agency
When a seller's agent accidentally discloses confidential seller information to the buyer, the agent has violated the duty of:
ADisclosure
BObedience
CConfidentiality✓ Correct
DLoyalty
Explanation
Confidentiality is one of the fiduciary duties owed to a client. An agent representing the seller must not disclose confidential information such as the seller's motivation, financial position, or minimum acceptable price to the buyer or other parties.
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