When does an agent expressly bind herself to a contract made for a principal?
A)When the agent acts as a surety
B)When the doctrine of estoppel applies
C)When the agent contracts for a principal while lacking authority to do so
D)An agent cannot bind herself to a contract made for a principal

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An agent may bind herself to contracts she makes for a principal by expressly agreeing to be liable.This occurs when the agent acts as a surety for the principal.

When Does an Agent Expressly Bind Herself to a Contract