Humberts v. R. (case)

Humberts v. R. is a legal case concerning whether Humberts, a real estate agent, acted improperly in their dealings with a client. The court examined if Humberts breached their fiduciary duty or misrepresented facts, leading to potential damages. The case clarified the importance of transparency and honesty in agency relationships, emphasizing that agents must prioritize their clients' interests and avoid conflicts of interest. Essentially, it reinforced principles of trust and good faith in professional service relationships, holding that agents can be held liable if they fail to meet these standards.