If an agent has always done a certain act that was not expressly authorized by the principal, but the principal has acquiesced in the conduct, the principal assents to the conduct. The authority granted to the agent in such a way is known as an _____ authority.

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An agent has the power to do those acts that are usual and incidental to the authorized acts and those which are reasonably necessary to accomplish the principal's purpose. This power is referred to as an implied authority.

If an Agent Has Always Done a Certain Act That