Agency
Under Delaware law, an agency relationship may be terminated by:
ACompletion of the purpose of the agency
BMutual agreement of the parties
COperation of law (death or incapacity)
DAll of the above✓ Correct
Explanation
An agency relationship in Delaware may be terminated by completion of the agency purpose, mutual agreement, expiration of the agreement period, or by operation of law such as death or incapacity of a party.
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