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Liability in K- principal becomes liable to 3rd party thru actions of his agent if (1) both agent and principal consent and (2)agent is subject to principals control Actual authority: express or implied (Ps conduct leads A to believe A has authority) - Can be terminated: after specified time, change of circumstances, death, when A says so, when P says so (unless irrevocablecoupled with an interest- (loaning $ to partnership more than just agents right to commission or proceeds of sale) Apparent authority:P leads 3rd party to mistakenly (reasonably) believe A has authority To destroy- P must tell 3rd party that A has no authority Ratification: even if A had no authority, P can still ratify by expressly affirming the K; accepting the benefits of the K; or suing 3 rd party on the K (Must have knowledge, ratify all of K, and capacity to enter into K at time of contracting between 3 rd P and A) Adoption: both promoter and corp remain liable on K, unless Novation is given Relationship Liabilities P&A- A owes P strict Fiduciary duties (loyalty, care, obedience). P must compensate, reimburse & indemnify A P&3rd party: P always liable to 3rd P when A had authority to enter into K 3rd P always liable to P unless there is an undisclosed P and A has special skills (makes 3 rd not know that P exists) A&3rd party- 3rd P is not liable to A, unless As power is coupled with an interest. A is liable to 3rd P if P is undisclosed or partially disclosed-3rd party knows P exists but doesnt know Ps name)
LOOK FOR AGENCY QUESTIONS AS A SUB ISSUE IN CORPORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS - officers in corporations are corporate agents - partners are each others agents as far as the partnership is concerned