Daria is a partner in a general partnership that is looking for a piece of real property on which to build a new store. daria owns a desirable piece of property. if daria sells the property to the partnership without disclosing her ownership, this would be a breach of duty of loyalty known as

The correct answer would be, Self Dealing.

Explanation:

Self Dealing is a concept of loyalty in which the trustee, partner, attorney, stakeholder, etc would take advantage of his position in a transaction that is going to take place by the firm in which he is the partner and act in his own interests rather than acting in the interests of the beneficiaries of the firm.

This is exactly the situation in this question, where Daria is a partner in a partnership firm which is looking for a piece of land, and Daria owns a land and sells it to them without bringing this thing in their notice that this land belongs to her. This would be considered a breach of duty of loyalty, which is termed as Self Dealing.

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