Principal's Liability to Third Parties Flashcards

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Q

When is agent capable of binding Principal to a Contract?

A

When acting with any form of Authority. (actual, apparent, ratification)

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Actual Authority (Express)

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Based on words by principal

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Actual Authority (Implied)

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Based on reasonable inferences from principals statements or conduct (industry custom/course of dealings)

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4
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Termination of Actual Authority

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Express, Drastic change of conditions, operation of law (death, insanity, bankruptcy, dissolution)

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Apparent Authority

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What a reasonably third party would concur, based upon statements or conduct of PRINCIPAL.

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Inherent Authority

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Binds principal even though agent had no actual authority. DESIGNED to PROTECT THIRD PARTIES

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7
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Termination of Apparent Authority

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Notice

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8
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Ratification

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Approval by principal, MUST RATIFY WHOLE CONTRACT, MUST BE AT A TIME WHERE HE COULD REJECT

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