Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation

The duty of an agent of necessity is based on trust. An agent of necessity acts on behalf of the principal in situations where
immediate action is required to protect the principal's interests, and the principal trusts the agent to act in their best interest
under those urgent circumstances.
This trust is fundamental because the agent's actions are taken without prior approval or
explicit instructions from the principal, relying on the trust that they will make decisions in the principal's best interest.

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