Agency
In Oregon, an agent who 'volunteers information harmful to the seller's interests' to a buyer without the seller's permission may be violating which duty?
AThe duty of loyalty to the buyer
BThe duty of confidentiality owed to the seller client✓ Correct
CThe duty of disclosure owed to all parties
DThe duty to account for client funds
Explanation
A listing agent who volunteers the seller's negotiating position, motivations, personal circumstances, or other confidential information to the buyer without authorization violates the duty of confidentiality owed to the seller. This information could disadvantage the seller in negotiations.
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