Ratification may occur with respect to either an act of an agent who has exceeded the authority given or an act by someone who has not been appointed an agent at all.
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Q2: There can be ratification of an act
Q3: The test of an agent's implied authority
Q4: Ratification does not release the agent from
Q5: An attorney-in-fact is the label given to
Q6: Authority is implied when the principal specifically
Q7: Ratification gives the agent the same right
Q8: Ratification may be inferred from the principal's
Q9: When an agent commits a tort or
Q10: Any act that the principal could have
Q11: The test of an agent's express authority
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