The Agent's Ability to Transact Business on Behalf of and for the Principal

question 131

Multiple Choice

The agent's ability to transact business on behalf of and for the principal depends on whether the agent possesses:

• A) actual authority
• B) apparent authority
• C) quasi-authority
• D) actual or apparent authority
• E) actual or apparent authority or quasi-authority

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