Alberta General Insurance Level 1 Practice Exam

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Who is the mandator in a mandate contract according to Quebec civil code?

  1. The agent

  2. The insurer

  3. The principal

  4. The beneficiary

The correct answer is: The principal

In a mandate contract, the mandator is the person who authorizes someone else, the mandatary, to act on their behalf. The options A, B, and D are all incorrect as they do not accurately represent the roles in a mandate contract according to Quebec civil code. The agent is someone who acts for or represents another person, not necessarily with their authorization. The insurer is a company that provides insurance, not a person who authorizes someone else to act on their behalf. The beneficiary is someone who receives benefits from a policy or will, not a person who authorizes someone else to act on their behalf. Therefore, the principal is the correct answer in this context.