If a principal behaves as if he intended to ratify an unauthorized agreement between his agent and a third party, a court will find that implied ratification has occurred.

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Implied ratification occurs when a principal behaves in a way that suggests they intend to ratify an unauthorized agreement made by their agent with a third party. In such cases, a court will generally find that the principal has indeed ratified the agreement.

If a Principal Behaves as If He Intended to Ratify