An agreement between two parties where one party is hired to represent or act for another is called

A general contract refers to a broad agreement between parties that outlines the terms and conditions of a transaction but does not specifically imply representation or agency. This term lacks the specificity required to define the relationship where one party acts on behalf of another.

A contract of forbearance is an agreement in which one party agrees to refrain from exercising a legal right, typically involving financial obligations. This type of contract focuses on the act of restraint rather than establishing a representative relationship, making it unrelated to the concept of agency.

A limited contract typically refers to agreements that impose specific restrictions or limitations on the parties involved, often concerning the scope of work or duration. While it may involve certain obligations, it does not inherently include the agency aspect of one party acting on behalf of another.