An agent's implied authority cannot contradict his or her express authority.

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Implied authority refers to the power and responsibility that an agent has to carry out tasks that are not explicitly outlined in his or her contract, but are deemed necessary or essential to fulfilling his or her duties. However, this authority cannot conflict with any specific instructions or limits provided by the principal in the express authority section of the contract.

An Agent's Implied Authority Cannot Contradict His or Her Express