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An 'agency coupled with an interest' is a rare situation where the agent has a financial stake in the property itself. This type of agency is unique because:

  1. It is automatically terminated by the death of the principal.
  2. It must be created by a court order rather than a contract.
  3. The agent earns a higher commission than usual.
  4. It cannot be revoked by the principal.

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