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An agency, in broad terms, is any relationship between two parties in which one, the agent, represents the other, the principal, in day-to-day transactions. The principal or principals have hired the agent to perform a service on their behalf. Principals delegate decision-making authority to agents.
There are four main categories of agent, although you are unlikely to need the services of all of them: Artists agents. An artists agent handles the business side of an artists life. Sales agents. Distributors. Licensing agents.
The five types of agents include: general agent, special agent, subagent, agency coupled with an interest, and servant (or employee).
The Principle of Agency says that if it would be good for something to happen naturally, then we may take action to make it happen. But it may be urged that there is a crucial difference between states of affairs that occur naturally and those brought about by human action.
The most common agency relationships are: Buyers Agency; Sellers Agency; Dual Agency.

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In general, there are three types of agents: universal agents, general agents, and special agents.
An agency, in broad terms, is any relationship between two parties in which one, the agent, represents the other, the principal, in day-to-day transactions. The principal or principals have hired the agent to perform a service on their behalf. Principals delegate decision-making authority to agents.
Agency law governs the legal relationship between two parties in which one gives the authority to act on their behalf to the other. The party who acts for the other is called an agent. The party who gives the agent authority is called the principal.
Agency plans have two primary purposes: 1) to ensure all persons have an equal opportunity to be informed of and to compete for employment opportunities; and 2) to ensure that all employees have an equal opportunity to compete for promotional opportunities, receive training and enjoy the benefits and privileges of
Agency is a relationship between a principal and an agent in which the principal confers his or her rights on the agent to act on principals behalf. Such a relationship is based on an agency contract. The rights and duties of the agent and principal are in accordance with the express or implied terms of the contract.

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