An attorney-in-fact:
A) is the label given to an agent whose authority is in writing.
B) is the label given to an agent whose authority is implied.
C) is the label given to an agent whose authority is apparent.
D) is the label given to an agent whose authority is passed on after the demise of the principal.

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Authority is express when the principal specifically describes the extent of the agent's powers. An attorney-in-fact is the technical label given to an agent whose authority is in writing.

An Attorney-In-Fact