A Principal Can Be Held Responsible for an Agent Whose

question 12

Multiple Choice

A principal can be held responsible for an agent whose authority has previously been terminated if the principal does not make the termination known to the parties who previously did business with the agent. This is known as _____ authority.

• A) express
• B) implied
• C) lingering
• D) master-servant
• E) inter vivos

Grasp the concept of fiduciary duties within the management structure of LLCs.

Learn about the various ways LLCs can handle reinvesting profits and taxation.

Understand the significance of shape as the most important source of information in object identification.

Recognize the influence of Gestalt psychology on the perception of wholes as greater than the sum of parts.

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Definitions:

Substance Abuse

The harmful or hazardous use of psychoactive substances, including alcohol and drugs, leading to addiction or other negative impacts.

Mental Abuse

A form of abuse involving the use of language, behavior, or manipulation to undermine someone's mental health and well-being.

Women's Participation

Women's participation refers to the involvement and active engagement of women in various aspects of society, including politics, education, employment, and decision-making processes.

Societal Level

Pertains to phenomena or processes that occur within the structural, social, and cultural contexts of a society.