Question

Cleopatra is a sales agent for Caesar under a written listing agreement to sell Caesar's home on the range. Tiberius and Claudius are unrepresented buyers interested in purchasing Caesar's home. Cleopatra tells Tiberius about Claudius' offer and tells him he must beat the offer; Cleopatra doesn't tell Claudius about Tiberius because she thinks Tiberius is a much better fit for Caesar's lovely Grecian-style mansion, and Claudius hasn't yet applied for financing with Roman Bank. What are Cleopatra's actions an example of

Answer 1

Violating duty of fairness to Claudius

Step-by-step explanation:

Duty of fairness is defined as the process by which administrative decisions are made in in a fair manner so that the affected parties have an opportunity to put forward their views before the decision is made.

This results in a more inclusive decision making process.

In the given scenario Cleopatra decided to tell Tiberius about Claudius' offer and tells him he must beat the offer; Cleopatra doesn't tell Claudius about Tiberius because she thinks Tiberius is a much better fit for Caesar's lovely Grecian-style mansion.

This is unfair to Claudius as preferential treatment is being given to Tiberius.