A company that represents,either by words suggestive of that relationship or by acquiescing in similar contracts made for it by that person in the past,that someone is its agent,is permitted to deny any such relationship,upon the provision of notice.

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A company that represents someone as its agent, either explicitly or implicitly, generally cannot deny the agency relationship if third parties have relied on that representation, unless proper notice is given to those third parties.

A Company That Represents,either by Words Suggestive of That Relationship