NettetApparent authority is a concept used in agency law that refers to the situation that arises when a principal, such as a corporation, indicates to a third party that an officer or … http://eaa.org.hk/en-us/information-centre/publications/agency-law/-4-types-of-authority

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NettetImplied authority (sometimes described as usual authority) is the authority of an agent to do acts which are reasonably incidental to and necessary for the effective performance … Nettetlingering apparent authority Authority that exists beyond the termination of the agency in relation to third parties who are unaware of the agency termination. master-servant relationship Type of agency relationship in which the principal directly controls the agent; for example, principle controls hours and supervises work directly. dr geoffrey carlson

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Nettet§2.3.7 ‘‘Lingering’’ Apparent Authority 51 §2.3.8 Rationale of the Apparent Authority Doctrine 53 §2.3.9 Apparent Authority and Principals That Are Not Fully Disclosed 53 §2.3.10 Binding the Principal and Third Party in Contract via Apparent Authority 54 §2.4 Attribution of Information 54 §2.4.1 The Attribution Function and Its Nettet§ 2.03 Apparent Authority. Apparent authority is the power held by an agent or other actor to affect a principal's legal relations with third parties when a third party reasonably believes the actor has authority to act on behalf of the principal and that belief is traceable to the principal's manifestations. NettetA: Lingering Apparent Authority B: Implied Authority C: Express Authority D: None of the above Question: When a Principal terminates the authority of an Agent, but does not inform third parties of this termination, the Agent may still be able to bind the Principal with the third party because of... dr geoffrey burns wellesley ma