What Is Not a True Statement Concerning Apparent Authority

question 37

Multiple Choice

What is not a true statement concerning apparent authority?

• A) It is true authority to act for a principal.
• B) It is based on appearances created by the principal.
• C) It is essential that the third person reasonably believe that the agent has authority.
• D) Merely giving possession to another party does not create apparent authority to sell.

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Definitions:

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Rett's Disorder

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