An Agent Who Acts Without Actual Authority but with Apparent

question 35

Multiple Choice

An agent who acts without actual authority but with apparent authority is likely to be:

• A)In breach of the duty to follow the principal's instructions.
• B)In breach of the duty not to delegate.
• C)Prosecuted.
• D)Personally liable.

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Definitions:

Tetrapods

Four-limbed vertebrates: the amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.

Actinopterygii

Actinopterygii, commonly known as ray-finned fishes, constitute a class of bony fishes characterized by the radiating structure of their fins, which are supported by bony spines.

Flexible Fins

Adaptations in aquatic organisms allowing for maneuverability, stability, and propulsion in water.

Temporal Openings

Temporal Openings are large gaps or spaces in the skulls of some vertebrates, allowing for the attachment of jaw muscles thus facilitating movement and strength.