An agent can limit the liability for the acts of a subagent to the principal by _____.
A) issuing express authority
B) using a ministerial clause
C) issuing implied authority
D) using an exculpatory clause

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Between the agent and the principal, it is the agent who is ultimately liable for the acts of the subagent. It is possible for the agent to limit this liability to the principal through the use of an exculpatory clause.

An Agent Can Limit the Liability for the Acts of a Subagent