Implied authority cannot conflict with express authority or with stated limitations on express authority.

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Implied authority is a type of authority that is not explicitly stated but is inferred from the actions and words of the principal. However, this authority cannot go against the express authority, which is the authority explicitly given to the agent by the principal. Additionally, any limitations placed on the express authority must also be respected by the agent's implied authority.

Implied Authority Cannot Conflict with Express Authority or with Stated