An independent contractor has no power to bind the proprietor to a contract, even if expressly authorized to do so.

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An independent contractor is an agent, but has no power to bind the proprietor to a contract, unless expressly authorized to do so. On the other hand, an employee who is an agent has the power to negotiate and enter contracts for the employer.

An Independent Contractor Has No Power to Bind the Proprietor