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of <h1>Agents Must Disclose All Material Facts to Principals Under Section 215 of Indian Contract Act, 1872</h1> Under Section 215 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, if an agent conducts business on their own behalf within the scope of their agency without the principal's consent and without disclosing all relevant information, the principal has the right to repudiate the transaction. This right arises if the agent has dishonestly concealed material facts or if the transaction is disadvantageous to the principal. For instance, if an agent buys an estate for themselves without informing the principal of a discovered mine, the principal may choose to repudiate or accept the sale upon learning of the concealed information.
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