A Principal May Generally Revoke the Authority of an Agent

question 31

True/False

A principal may generally revoke the authority of an agent at any time by notifying the agent.

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Definitions:

Assault and Battery

A legal term used to describe the combination of the threat of violence (assault) and the actual physical contact or harm (battery) to another person.

Criminally Responsible

Being legally accountable or liable for actions that are classified as crimes under the law, subject to prosecution and punishment.

Authority to Contract

The power or right delegated to an individual or entity to enter into legally-binding agreements on behalf of another party.

Extended an Offer

The act of presenting someone with a proposal or opportunity, typically for employment or a commercial agreement.