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Lakshya Varshney
on Nov 28, 2024
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In an emergency situation, an agent has the authority to act appropriately under the circumstances.
Emergency Situation
A sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or condition that requires immediate action or assistance.
- Define the extent and boundaries of an agent's power and the accountability of the principal regarding it.
- Recognize the different forms of authority, including actual, implied, and apparent, and their impact on the relationship between principal and agent.
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Learning Objectives
- Define the extent and boundaries of an agent's power and the accountability of the principal regarding it.
- Recognize the different forms of authority, including actual, implied, and apparent, and their impact on the relationship between principal and agent.
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