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<h1>Agent's Duty to Safeguard Principal's Interests After Termination Due to Death or Insanity: Indian Contract Act, Section 209.</h1> When an agency is terminated due to the principal's death or insanity, the agent is obligated to take all reasonable steps to protect and preserve the interests entrusted to them on behalf of the principal's representatives. This duty is outlined in Section 209 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, which mandates the agent to act in the best interest of the principal's estate, ensuring that the principal's affairs and interests are safeguarded even after the termination of the agency relationship.