Which of the following agents would not have authority to contract with third parties on behalf of the principal?
A) A salesman who sells his employer's goods.
B) A manager who hires employees for the store owner.
C) A factory worker hired to operate a machine.
D) A buyer who regularly buys merchandise for a store.
E) All agents have authority to contract with third parties on behalf of their principals.

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A factory worker hired to operate a machine typically does not have the authority to contract with third parties on behalf of the principal, as their role is limited to operating machinery rather than engaging in contractual agreements.

Which of the Following Agents Would Not Have Authority to Contract