Self-Dealer

/ˈselfˌdiːlər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A person who buys and sells goods, securities, or property on their own account rather than as an agent for others.
    The self-dealer disclosed his interest in the property before the sale to avoid any conflict.

Forms

  • self-dealers

Commentary

Use precise language to distinguish self-dealers from agents to clarify liability and fiduciary duties.

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