If the agent exceeds his or her authority,liability results-unless the principal ratifies the act or the third party has knowledge of the unauthorization.

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If an agent exceeds their authority, they can be held liable for their actions. However, if the principal ratifies the act or the third party is aware that the agent is acting beyond their authority, the principal may not be held responsible for the agent's actions.

If the Agent Exceeds His or Her Authority,liability Results-Unless the Principal