An attorney-in-fact is the technical label given to an agent whose authority is in writing.
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Q11: The test of an agent's express authority
Q12: Only the entire act of the agent
Q13: Principals often are liable for the torts
Q14: If an agent acts for a corporation
Q15: Express authority:
A) is created when the principal
Q17: Apparent authority is the true authority granted
Q18: One may become liable through ratification for
Q19: An agent can exercise his implied authority
Q20: Liability is imposed on an agent who
Q21: Ratification releases the:
A) principal from liability.
B) agent
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