Any person can be an agent, regardless of whether he or she has the capacity to contract.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Agency law allows individuals or entities (principals) to appoint agents to act on their behalf, and the capacity to contract is not a prerequisite for someone to act as an agent. This means minors or those otherwise lacking contractual capacity can still be agents, as the focus is on the principal's capacity.

Any person can be an agent, regardless of whether he or she has the capacity to contract.

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