An Agent Who Acts Without Actual Authority but with Apparent

question 34

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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