A Security Interest Is Enforceable Only If the Collateral Is

question 31

True/False

A security interest is enforceable only if the collateral is in the secured party's possession.

Analyze the legal repercussions of an agent's unauthorized actions and the potential liability for both agent and principal.

Explain the rights and obligations within the principal-agent relationship, including recourse available when agreements are breached.

Delineate the scope and limits of an agent's authority and the principal's liability in relation to it.

Identify the various types of authority (actual, implied, and apparent) and how they influence the principal-agent relationship.

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