A person who undertakes to make a contract on behalf of another person gives an implied warranty that he is in fact authorized to make the contract on behalf of the person he purports to represent.

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An agent who acts on behalf of a principal gives an implied warranty of authority, meaning they assure the third party that they have the authority to act for the principal.

A Person Who Undertakes to Make a Contract on Behalf