An apparent agency can be created by the actions of an apparent agent alone, without any action by the principal.

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An apparent agency requires the principal to manifest consent to the agency, either intentionally or by lack of reasonable care, leading third parties to reasonably believe that the agent has authority. The agent alone cannot create an apparent agency without some form of principal's contribution to the third party's belief in the agent's authority.

An Apparent Agency Can Be Created by the Actions of an Apparent