Under which of the following does a principal give authority to an agent only for the specific areas or purposes listed in the agency agreement?
A) A specific power of attorney
B) An exact order of authority
C) An exact legal empowerment
D) A limited power of responeat superior
E) A specific power of order

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A specific power of attorney grants authority to an agent for specific areas or purposes as outlined in the agency agreement, unlike a general power of attorney which would cover a broader range of actions or decisions.

Under Which of the Following Does a Principal Give Authority