Operation of law provides agents with the authority to act beyond the authority granted by the principal when:

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Operation of law may provide agents with the authority to act beyond the authority granted when an emergency exists. This means that the agent can take necessary actions to protect the interests of the principal when time is of the essence and there is no time to wait for approval or further instructions. However, this authority is limited to actions that are reasonable and necessary under the circumstances.

Operation of Law Provides Agents with the Authority to Act