True/False
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.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q17: The doctrine of respondeat superior is most
Q18: Ratification may relate to acts that have
Q19: Apparent authority may arise by an agent's
Q20: An agent who makes a contract for
Q21: For a ratification to be effective, the
Q23: Usually in cases where there is a
Q24: When is a principal liable for her
Q25: Compare and contrast ratification and adoption of
Q26: Gary hires Doug to burn off his
Q27: Arthur is authorized to collect accounts for