Liability is imposed on an agent who has exceeded his authority on the basis of an implied warranty of merchantability.

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The implied warranty of merchantability does not pertain to an agent's authority, but rather to the quality and fitness for use of goods sold by a merchant. Exceeding authority may result in liability based on other legal principles, such as breach of contract or negligence.

Liability Is Imposed on an Agent Who Has Exceeded His