Notice given to an agent in the course of the business has the same effect as notice to
Athe third party
Bthe court office
Cthe principal
Dthe agent's family
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. the principal
Section 229 treats notice or information gained by the agent in the course of the business as given to the principal.
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