In Town Center Shopping Center v. Premier Mortgage, a manager of a mortgage company was held to have apparent authority when she entered into a lease for office space, even though she did not have authority to commit her company to that.

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In the case of Town Center Shopping Center v. Premier Mortgage, the manager of the mortgage company was considered to have apparent authority even though she did not have the actual authority to commit her company to a lease agreement. This means that the company was still held responsible for the lease agreement entered into by its manager.

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