If a Third Party Relies on the Principal's Representation That

question 126

Multiple Choice

If a third party relies on the principal's representation that the agent has the authority to act, which of the following is true?

• A) The principal can claim the agent had no authority.
• B) The agent is solely liable for the conduct if it results in injury to the third party.
• C) The principal can claim estoppel.
• D) The principal cannot claim the agent had no authority.
• E) The agent can sue the principal for breach of contract.

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