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Term: imputed notice
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When an agent acts for its principal, and the agent has notice of a state of affairs or fact, the principal has imputed notice of the state of affairs or fact.
Usage: The solicitor having been aware of the entry on the Land Register meant that the principal had imputed notice of the entry.
Related Words: actual notice; constructive notice; statutory notice.
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