The document outlines the rights, duties, and liabilities of agents. It states that agents have the right to deduct owed amounts from the principal, stop goods in transit if personally liable, claim remuneration as agreed, indemnification for losses, and lien on the principal's property. Duties include following the principal's instructions, communicating complicated situations, acting as an agent and not in their own name, not making secret profits, safeguarding the principal's property, maintaining records, and not improperly delegating duties. Agents are personally liable in situations like terms of contract, traditions of the business, acting in their own name, foreign principals, pretending agency, nonexistent principals, or agencies coupled with interest.

1. Rights and Duties of Agents
Rights of Agents.
1.Right of Retainer: Agent has right to deduct the amount which is due to him by principal,
from amount payable to principal.
2.Right of stoppage in transit: In case where agent is personally liable,
he has right to stop the goods in transit.
The good may be moving towards customer or principal.
3.Right to claim Remuneration: As per the terms of agency contract,
agent has rights to claim remuneration.
4.Right of Indemnity: Principle of indemnity gets operated between
principal and agent where principal
is implied indemnifier and agent is implied indemnity holder.
So agent can make principal answerable for all types of sufferings.
5.Right of lien: Agent can exercise right of lien but contract
act has not specified whether it is general lien or particular lien.
Therefore the nature of agent’s lien depends upon mutual understanding.
Duties of Agents
Agent should follow the instructions given by the principal.
1.If agent comes across any complicated situation,
he has to communicate that situation to principal
and his advice is to be obtained.
2.Agent should behave in his capacity as agent,
he should not run the transaction in his own name.
3.Agent should not make secret profits by
utilizing reputation of the principal.
4.Agent should safe guard property of principal particularly
upon happening of events like death of principal, insolvency of principal, etc.
5.Agent should maintain proper accounting records
to enrol the transactions run by him. Agent has to remit amounts to principal properly.
6.Agent has to remit amounts to principal properly.
7.Agent should not carry on delegation.

2. Liabilities of Agents.
Actually agents binds over principal to his activities but
there are some situations where agent comes across personal liability.
Those situations are as follows:
1.Terms of contract of agency may create personal liability to agent.
2.The tradition which is in operation in that particular type of
business. May also create personal liability to agent.
3.If agent does not behave in his capacity as agent and
thus runs the transaction in his own way, personal liability arises.
4.When agent acts for foreign principal, agent is personally liable.
5.Pretending agent is personally liable.
6.When agent acts for principal who has not come into existence,
agent is personally liable.
7.In case where principal cannot be sued, Customer
sues agent and thus agent is personally liable.
8.When agency is coupled with interest then
also agent is personally liable.