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An alleged principal becomes a real principal by: a. ratifying the agreement b. refusing to ratify the agreement c. suing the alleged agent d. signing the power of attorney e. signing a contract

a. ratifying the agreement

Which of the following determines the scope of authority given to an agent: a. statements of the principal b. the principal's conduct c. the trade customs in business d. all of the other specific choices are correct e. none of the other specific choices are correct

d. all of the other specific choices are correct

A manager who runs all aspects of a hotel is most likely what kind of agent: a. universal agent b. special agent c. gratuitous agent d. general agent e. none of the other choices

d. general agent

A person authorized to execute all regular transactions connected with a business is called a: a. universal agent b. special agent c. gratuitous agent d. general agent e. none of the other choices

d. general agent

Which of the following is not a category of agents covered in the text: a. gratuitous agent b. special agent c. universal agent d. general agent e. all of the other choices are covered

e. all of the other choices are covered

An agent's ________is the power to change the principal's legal obligations. a. legal right b. official power c. authorization d. responsibility e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

Operation of law provides agents with the authority to act beyond the authority granted by the principal when: a. an agent has a good idea b. an agent has an opportunity to make a profit for the principal through his actions c. an agent understands all the risks d. the principal fails to make the right decision e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

Someone designated to do all acts that can be legally granted to an agent is called a: a. special agent b. gratuitous agent c. general agent d. subagent e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

The legal document that authorizes a person or a company to act as an agent for a principal is called: a. power of law b. power of agency c. power of principal d. power of plaintiff e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

The power of an agent to do whatever is reasonable and customary to carry out the agency purpose is given by: a. express authority b. verbal authority c. quasi authority d. false authority e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

_______is when an agency is created because the actions of the principal may lead one to reasonably believe that the presumed agent has the authority to act for the principal. a. Agency by estoppel b. Agency by permission c. Agency by ratification d. Agency by demand e. Agency by practicality

a. Agency by estoppel

Which of the following is an advantage to having the ability to use agents: a. access to the expertise of agents b. reduced tax burden c. exemption from income tax d. creation of many small companies within one larger company e. easier organization of a company

a. access to the expertise of agents

The authority given by the principal to an agent, conferring on the agent the power and right to change the principal's legal status is referred to as: a. actual authority b. authority in rem c. authority at law d. general authority e. special authority

a. actual authority

When an agent pays for the right to have authority for a business, a(n) is created. a. agency with coupled with an interest b. agency with permission c. agency with rights d. general agency e. shared agency

a. agency with coupled with an interest

A key element of an agency relationship is: a. an agent's ability to transact business for the principal b. any relationship established for the sale of land be an oral contract c. the principal acts for the benefit of the agent d. a commitment for at least one year, to show intent to bind the parties to the agency relationship e. none of the other choices

a. an agent's ability to transact business for the principal

Which of the following is an advantage to having the ability to use agents: a. expanded business opportunities b. reduced tax burden c. exemption from income tax d. creation of many small companies within one larger company e. easier organization of a company

a. expanded business opportunities

_______takes place when the principal behaves as if he has the intent of ratifying an unauthorized agreement. a. implied ratification b. real ratification c. delayed ratification d. express ratification e. explicit ratification

a. implied ratification

If an agent claims to have authority but in fact has none, the principal is: a. not responsible for the agent's dealings with third parties who have no reason to think the agent has authority b. responsible for the agent's dealings with third parties who have no reason to think the agent has authority c. responsible for up to 50% of the monetary value of any contracts entered into by third parties and the agent d. responsible for up to 25% of the monetary value of any contracts entered into by third parties and the agent e. none of the other choices are correct

a. not responsible for the agent's dealings with third parties who have no reason to think the agent has authority

In an agency the principal: a. provides the agent with authority b. provides the agent with legal support c. does not provide the agent with authority d. is given authority by the agent e. none of the other choices are correct

a. provides the agent with authority

Clark, a movie producer, was allowed to work at a movie production company's offices (ITC) out of courtesy. His business card listed the ITC address and his phone calls were handled by ITC staff. In the office, he made a deal to produce a movie for another company. When problems developed and the company, presuming Clark worked for ITC, sued ITC. The court would be likely to hold that ITC: a. ratified Clark's actions and so became liable for his actions b. expressly accepted contracts negotiated by Clark, so was liable for the failure to perform c. had no liability because Clark merely was allowed to use office space at ITC d. had no liability because Clark had no authority to represent ITC in movie decisions e. none of the other choices

a. ratified Clark's actions and so became liable for his actions

When a principal accepts the consequences of the activities of a person who had previously not been the principal's agent, the principal: a. ratifies the agency b. reissues the agency c. delimits the agency d. cancels the agency e. exposes the agency

a. ratifies the agency

The authority given by the principal to an agent, conferring on the agent the power and right to change the principal's legal status is referred to as: a. special authority b. authority in rem c. authority at law d. general authority e. none of the other choices

a. special authority

To ratify an agreement a principal must know: a. the important facts of the agreement b. a general outline of the agreement c. the name of the agent d. the agent for at least two years e. none of the other choices are correct

a. the important facts of the agreement

Implied authority consists of: a. the power to do whatever is reasonable and customary to carry out the agency purpose b. the power to mingle the funds of the agent and principal c. limits on an agent's actions, so that the agent may only do what the principal orders, in writing or orally d. the power of the agent to withhold services if the principal fails to pay her e. the power of an agent to do whatever is authorized by the Uniform Agency Act

a. the power to do whatever is reasonable and customary to carry out the agency purpose

Apparent authority arises when: a. the principal creates an appearance of authority in an agent that leads a third party to conclude reasonably that the agent has authority to act for the principal b. the agent creates an appearance of authority in a principal that leads a third party to conclude reasonably that the agent has authority to act for the principal c. the agent forges documents conferring authority on himself d. the principal gives the agent implied authority e. none of the other choices are correct

a. the principal creates an appearance of authority in an agent that leads a third party to conclude reasonably that the agent has authority to act for the principal

Agreement of the parties, ratification of the agent's activities by the principal, application of the doctrine of estoppel and operation of law are all: a. ways that an agency may be established b. ways that an agency may be sued c. unacceptable ways to begin an agency d. informal and thus non-binding ways of establishing an agency e. none of the other choices are correct

a. ways that an agency may be established

To carry out their duties, universal agents are typically granted: a. powers to act by estoppel b. a general power of attorney c. authority to cancel contracts anticipatorily d. all of the other specific choices e. none of the other choices

b. a general power of attorney

Agency by estoppel means: a. conduct on the part of the agent that implies an agency relationship must be stopped as soon as the principal implies disagreement b. actions by the principal lead a person to believe that the presumed agent has authority to act on the principal's behalf c. the agent creates an appearance of authority in the principal which leads a third party to reasonably conclude that the agent has the authority to perform certain acts d. conduct by the agent through word or actions is not sufficient to bind the principal to contracts the agent creates e. none of the other choices

b. actions by the principal lead a person to believe that the presumed agent has authority to act on the principal's behalf

______ is the authority given by the principal to the agent. a. artificial authority b. actual authority c. legitimate authority d. general authority e. total authority

b. actual authority

The duties of a principal to an agent do not include: a. cooperating with the agent b. allowing the agent "significant discretion" c. reimbursing the agent for any reasonable expense d. indemnifying the agent for legal liability incurred in completing the purpose of the agency e. all of the other choices are required

b. allowing the agent "significant discretion"

Express ratification creating an agency by the principal occurs when the principal: a. fails to object to an agent's unauthorized activities b. by action shows a clear intent to be bound by unauthorized acts of the agent c. accepts the benefits of an unauthorized agreement with a third party d. all of the other specific choices e. none of the other choices

b. by action shows a clear intent to be bound by unauthorized acts of the agent

An agency coupled with an interest is created: a. when the principal provides the agent with a general power-of-attorney b. by an agent who has paid for the right to exercise authority with regard to a business c. when a person volunteers her services out of interest in the business d. when the agent is authorized to delegate any authority to an interested party e. none of the other choices

b. by an agent who has paid for the right to exercise authority with regard to a business

The principal has a _______ with her agent by performing responsibilities defined in the agreement forming the agency. a. duty to inform b. duty to cooperate c. duty to compensate d. duty to reimburse e. duty to indemnify

b. duty to cooperate

_______consists of oral or written instructions given by the principal to an agent. a. substitute authority b. express authority c. implied authority d. quasi authority e. legal authority

b. express authority

The power of an agent to do whatever is reasonable and customary to carry out the agency purpose is given by: a. express authority b. implied authority c. quasi authority d. false authority e. verbal authority

b. implied authority

Ratification of an agreement that is required by law to be in writing: a. need not be in writing b. must be in writing c. must be witnessed by a court official d. must be in writing unless both parties agree that it need not be e. must be verbal

b. must be in writing

A legal document that establishes some agency relationships is known as: a. articles of incorporation b. power of attorney c. partnership agreement d. decree of guardianship e. motion to represent

b. power of attorney

An agency is created when an agent agrees to act for, or in place of, the: a. third party b. principal c. shareholder d. attorney e. representative

b. principal

Through an agency relationship, the agent becomes a representative of the: a. third party b. principal c. customer or supplier of the principal d. shareholder e. all of the other choices

b. principal

The law of agency places its primary emphasis on the duties: a. the principal owes to the agent b. the agent owes to the principal c. the agent owes to the subagent d. the universal agent owes to the general agent e. all of the other choices have equal standing

b. the agent owes to the principal

Actual authority give the agent: a. no real authority b. the power and right to change the principal's legal status c. the power and right to make all decisions for the principal, even on matters where the agent does not have authority d. a 50% ownership share in all the principal's assets e. none of the other choices are correct

b. the power and right to change the principal's legal status

A principal's ratification is: a. an agent's acceptance of responsibility from the principal b. the principal's acceptance of responsibility for an agent's activities c. the principal's rejection of responsibility for an agent's activities d. the principal's acceptance of property from an agent e. an agent's acceptance of property from the principal

b. the principal's acceptance of responsibility for an agent's activities

Someone designated to do all acts that can be legally granted to an agent is called a(n): a. special agent b. universal agent c. general agent d. subagent e. gratuitous agent

b. universal agent

An employment of an agent for the purpose of representation in establishing relations between a principal and third parties is known as a(n): a. third party relationship b. principal relationship c. agency relationship d. real relationship e. representative relationship

c. agency relationship

An agent's _______is the power to change the principal's legal obligations. a. legal right b. official power c. authority d. responsibility e. authorization

c. authority

Subagents work for the agent and owe duties to: a. only the agent b. only the principal c. both the agent and the principal d. no one e. none of the other choices are correct

c. both the agent and the principal

Which of the following is NOT a category of agents covered in the text: a. gratuitous agent b. special agent c. foreign agent d. general agent e. universal agent

c. foreign agent

Power of attorney: a. is a document that applies only to attorneys in certain capacities b. refers to a category of agents c. is a document that creates an agency d. exists whenever a person has the right to execute a transaction for another e. exists whenever an attorney has the right to execute transactions for a client

c. is a document that creates an agency

Which of the following can determine the scope of authority given to an agent: a. statements of the agent b. the principal's personal relationship with a third party c. statements of the principal d. all of the other specific choices are correct e. none of the other specific choices are correct

c. statements of the principal

Persons appointed by an agent delegated some authority are known as: a. minor agents b. pseudo-agents c. subagents d. delegated agents e. none of the other choices

c. subagents

Implied ratification usually occurs when: a. the principal refuses to accept the benefits of the agreement b. the principal accepts the benefits of the agreement c. the agent accepts the benefits of the agreement d. a court processes the power of attorney e. none of the other choices are correct

c. the agent accepts the benefits of the agreement

For an agency to be valid in most states: a. there must be written evidence of its creation b. the agency must be registered c. the agent must be subject to the principal's control d. there must be written evidence of its creation and the agent must be subject to the principal's control e. the agent must be subject to the principal's control and the agency must be registered

c. the agent must be subject to the principal's control

To establish an agency relationship: a. the procedure in state statutes must be followed b. there must be a written contract between the parties c. the principal and agent must agree to form an agency d. all of the other specific choices e. none of the other choices

c. the principal and agent must agree to form an agency

Which of the following can determine the scope of authority given to an agent: a. statements of the agent b. the principal's personal relationship with a third party c. the principal's conduct d. all of the other specific choices are correct e. none of the other specific choices are correct

c. the principal's conduct

Which of the following would not be a factor in determining a ratification: a. the principal can ratify only agreements about which he has knowledge of the material facts b. the agent must have purported to act for of the principal and not on the agent's own behalf c. the third party wishes for the principal to be a party to a contract d. if the original agreement between the agent and third party was required by law to be in writing, ratification must also be in writing e. all of the other choices

c. the third party wishes for the principal to be a party to a contract

Which of the following can determine the scope of authority given to an agent: a. statements of the agent b. the principal's personal relationship with the agent c. the trade customs in business d. all of the other specific choices are correct e. none of the other specific choices are correct

c. the trade customs in business

An agency relationship normally involves the use of an agent to represent a principal in dealing with which of the following: a. shareholders b. representatives c. third parties d. attorneys e. ratifications

c. third parties

Express authority consists of the agent's: a. inability to conduct business for the principal b. ability to mingle his funds with those of the principal c. written or oral instructions from principal to agent d. ability to hold power of attorney for the principal e. ability to withhold services in the event of nonpayment by the principal

c. written or oral instructions from principal to agent

You post a notice at school that you will sell your laptop computer for $600. A buyer comes by your room to look at it while you are gone and your roommate sells it for $500, thinking you would be happy with that price, which you did not authorize. a. you must accept the deal because your roommate had implied authority b. you must accept the deal because people living together have power of attorney c. you can accept the deal by express or implied ratification d. you can accept the deal by express ratification only, not implied ratification e. the deal cannot be valid because there was no consent

c. you can accept the deal by express or implied ratification

You hire an agent to sell your house for you. Typically, such an agent receives a fee only if they actually sell the house. This person is most likely: a. a universal agent b. a gratuitous agent c. an agent who has an agency coupled with an interest d. a special agent e. none of the other choices

d. a special agent

The agent's ability to transact business on behalf of and for the principal depends on whether the agent possesses: a. actual authority b. apparent authority c. quasi-authority d. actual or apparent authority e. actual or apparent authority or quasi-authority

d. actual or apparent authority

Which of the following is part of the principal's duty to cooperate: a. providing a safe working environment b. warning the agent of any unreasonable risk associated with the agency c. not furnishing goods of inferior quality to the agent d. all of the other specific choices are correct e. none of the other choices are correct

d. all of the other specific choices are correct

When you go on vacation you give your neighbor authority to pick up your mail and watch for burglars for you. You tell the neighbor not to go into the house or let anyone else in. A fire on the hills threatens your house. The neighbor goes in to carry out valuables before the house burns. This action is: a. a trespass, which is illegal b. breaking and entering, which is a crime c. an agency by estoppel d. an agency through operation of law e. an agency by implied ratification

d. an agency through operation of law

Operation of law provides agents with the authority to act beyond the authority granted by the principal when: a. an agent has a good idea b. an agent has an opportunity to make a profit for the principal through his actions c. an agent understands all the risks d. an emergency exists e. the principal fails to make the right decision

d. an emergency exists

When a principal creates an impression of authority in an agent that leads a third party to conclude that the agent has authority to act for the principal, the agent is said to have: a. implied authority b. express authority c. actual authority d. apparent authority e. none of the other choices

d. apparent authority

Implied ratification of an agency occurs when the principal: a. fails to object to the unauthorized activities of an agent b. by action shows a clear intent to be bound by unauthorized acts of the agent c. accepts the benefits of an unauthorized agreement with a third party d. fails to object to the unauthorized activities of an agent and accepts the benefits of an unauthorized agreement with a third party e. fails to object to the unauthorized activities of an agent and accepts the benefits of an unauthorized agreement with a third party and by action shows a clear intent to be bound by unauthorized acts of the agent

d. fails to object to the unauthorized activities of an agent and accepts the benefits of an unauthorized agreement with a third party

Lyle is Thelma's agent. Thelma has made it clear to Lyle that she does not want him to sign the contracts that he negotiates; she retains that power. If, despite Thelma's instructions, Lyle negotiates and signs a contract with Tom committing Thelma to spend thousands of dollars, what will the consequences of Lyle's actions be? a. Lyle must pay Tom out of his own pocket b. Tom may sue Lyle but not Thelma to enforce the contract c. Tom can be justified in presuming Lyle had authority to sign the contract only if Tom asked Thelma d. if Tom was justified in presuming Lyle had authority to sign the contract, Thelma will be responsible e. neither Lyle nor Thelma will be responsible for paying because Lyle exceeded his duty of accounting to Thelma

d. if Tom was justified in presuming Lyle had authority to sign the contract, Thelma will be responsible

Suppose a hurricane is going to hit South Florida; there are two days to prepare for it and the owner of a house is on a raft trip in Brazil and cannot be reached. The next door neighbors spend $800 on plywood and other materials to protect the house from the hurricane. Legally, this expenditure is likely to be: a. is a gift from the neighbors, nothing more b. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is an agency by estoppel c. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is implied ratification of the agency d. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is agency by operation of law e. none of the other choices

d. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is agency by operation of law

The scope of an agent's authority is determined from the: a. oral or written expressions of the principal b. principal's conduct c. standards of the Uniform Agency Act d. oral or written expressions of the principal or the principal's conduct e. oral or written expressions of the principal or the principal's conduct or the standards of the Uniform Agency Act

d. oral or written expressions of the principal or the principal's conduct

An agent with authority to represent the principal only for a specific transaction, usually for a limited time is a(n): a. universal agent b. gratuitous agent c. agent who has an agency coupled with an interest d. special agent e. none of the other choices

d. special agent

An agency through operation of law is established: a. by a written contractual agreement of the parties b. by ratification of the agent's activities by the principal c. by the application of the doctrine of estoppel d. when an emergency exists and the "agent's" actions are in the public interest e. none of the other choices

d. when an emergency exists and the "agent's" actions are in the public interest

In which of the following situations can an agency relationship be created? a. X hires Y to buy some property on X's behalf b. X makes an oral agreement that Y will work for X's company as the company's general manager c. X and Y enter into a written agreement that Y will work for X as the general manager of X's company d. X hires Y to buy some property on X's behalf and X makes an oral agreement that Y will work for X's company as the company's general manager e. X hires Y to buy some property on X's behalf and X makes an oral agreement that Y will work for X's company as the company's general manager and X and Y enter into a written agreement that Y will work for X as the general manager of X's company

e. X hires Y to buy some property on X's behalf and X makes an oral agreement that Y will work for X's company as the company's general manager and X and Y enter into a written agreement that Y will work for X as the general manager of X's company

The duties of a principal to an agent do not include: a. cooperating with the agent b. paying agent for services rendered c. reimbursing the agent for any reasonable expense d. indemnifying the agent for legal liability incurred in completing the purpose of the agency e. all of the other choices are required

e. all of the other choices are required

An agency may be established by: a. operation of the law b. means of the doctrine of estoppel c. ratification d. written agreement e. any of the other choices

e. any of the other choices

An employment of an agent for the purpose of representation in establishing relations between a principal and third parties is known as a: a. third party relationship b. principal relationship c. representative relationship d. real relationship e. none of the choices are correct

e. none of the choices are correct

A legal document that establishes some agency relationships is known as: a. articles of incorporation b. motion to represent c. partnership agreement d. decree of business guardianship e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

A manager who runs all aspects of a hotel is most likely what kind of agent: a. universal agent b. special agent c. gratuitous agent d. subagent e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Agency by estoppel means: a. conduct on the part of the agent that implies an agency relationship must be stopped as soon as the principal implies disagreement b. the principal has ratified actions of the agent in the past, creating the impression of a formal agency c. the agent creates an appearance of authority in the principal which leads a third party to reasonably conclude that the agent has the authority to perform certain acts d. conduct by the agent through word or actions is not sufficient to bind the principal to contracts the agent creates e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

An agency coupled with an interest is created: a. when the principal provides the agent with a general power-of-attorney b. when an agent is hired to work for another agent c. when a person volunteers her services out of interest in the business d. when the agent is authorized to delegate any authority to an interested party e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

An agency through operation of law is established: a. by a written contractual agreement of the parties b. by ratification of the agent's activities by the principal c. by the application of the doctrine of estoppel d. when the legislature authorizes an agency e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

An agent with authority to represent the principal only for a specific transaction, usually for a limited time is a(n): a. universal agent b. gratuitous agent c. agent who has an agency coupled with an interest d. one-time agent e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Express authority consists of the agent's: a. inability to conduct business for the principal b. ability to mingle his funds with those of the principal c. ability to withhold services in the event of nonpayment by the principal d. ability to hold power of attorney for the principal e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Implied authority consists of: a. the power of an agent to do whatever is authorized by the Uniform Agency Act b. the power to mingle the funds of the agent and principal c. limits on an agent's actions, so that the agent may only do what the principal orders, in writing or orally d. the power of the agent to withhold services if the principal fails to pay her e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Lyle is Thelma's agent. Thelma has made it clear to Lyle that she does not want him to sign the contracts that he negotiates; she retains that power. If, despite Thelma's instructions, Lyle negotiates and signs a contract with Tom committing Thelma to spend thousands of dollars, what will the consequences of Lyle's actions be? a. Lyle must pay Tom out of his own pocket b. Tom may sue Lyle but not Thelma to enforce the contract c. Tom can be justified in presuming Lyle had authority to sign the contract only if Tom asked Thelma d. neither Lyle nor Thelma will be responsible for paying because Lyle exceeded his duty of accounting to Thelma e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Persons appointed by an agent delegated some authority are known as: a. minor agents b. pseudo-agents c. principal agents d. delegated agents e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Suppose a hurricane is going to hit South Florida; there are two days to prepare for it and the owner of a house is on a raft trip in Brazil and cannot be reached. The next door neighbors spend $800 on plywood and other materials to protect the house from the hurricane. Legally, this expenditure: a. is a gift from the neighbors, nothing more b. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is an agency by estoppel c. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is implied ratification of the agency d. is the responsibility of the homeowner; there is express ratification of the agency e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

The law of agency places its primary emphasis on the duties: a. the principal owes to the agent b. the agent owes to the subagent c. the universal agent owes to the general agent d. all of the other specific choices have equal legal weights e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

Through an agency relationship, the agent becomes a representative of the: a. third party b. customer or supplier of the principal c. shareholder d. all of the other choices e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

To establish an agency relationship: a. the procedure in state statutes must be followed b. there must be a written contract between the parties c. the principal must file an agency charter with the appropriate state agency d. all of the other specific choices e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

When a principal accepts the consequences of the activities of a person who had previously not been the principal's agent, the principal: a. exposes the agency b. reissues the agency c. delimits the agency d. cancels the agency e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

When a principal creates an impression of authority in an agent that leads a third party to conclude that the agent has authority to act for the principal, the agent is said to have: a. implied authority b. express authority c. legalized authority d. actual authority e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

When you go on vacation you give your neighbor authority to pick up your mail and watch for burglars for you. You tell the neighbor not to go into the house or let anyone else in. A fire on the hills threatens your house. The neighbor goes in to carry out valuables before the house burns. This action is: a. a trespass, which is illegal b. breaking and entering, which is a crime c. an agency by estoppel d. an agency by implied ratification e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

You hire an agent to sell your house for you. Typically, such an agent receives a fee only if they actually sell the house. This person is most likely: a. a universal agent b. a gratuitous agent c. an agent who has an agency coupled with an interest d. a general agent e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

You post a notice at school that you will sell your laptop computer for $600. A buyer comes by your room to look at it while you are gone and your roommate sells it for $500, thinking you would be happy with that price, which you did not authorize. a. you must accept the deal because your roommate had implied authority b. you must accept the deal because people living together have power of attorney c. the deal cannot be valid because there was no consent d. you can accept the deal by express ratification only e. none of the other choices

e. none of the other choices

When an agent pays for the right to have authority for a business, a(n)_____is created. a. shared agency b. agency with permission c. agency with rights d. general agency e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

Which of the following is an advantage to having the ability to use agents: a. easier organization of a company b. reduced tax burden c. exemption from income tax d. creation of many small companies within one larger company e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

________is when an agency is created because the actions of the principal may lead one to reasonably believe that the presumed agent has the authority to act for the principal. a. Agency by practicality b. Agency by permission c. Agency by ratification d. Agency by demand e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

______takes place when the principal behaves as if he has the intent of ratifying an unauthorized agreement. a. explicit ratification b. real ratification c. delayed ratification d. express ratification e. none of the other choices are correct

e. none of the other choices are correct

An agency may be established by: a. operation of law b. oral agreement of the parties c. written agreement of the parties d. operation of law or by oral agreement of the parties e. operation of law or by oral agreement of the parties or by written agreement of the parties

e. operation of law or by oral agreement of the parties or by written agreement of the parties

The scope of an agent's authority is determined from the: a. oral or written expressions of the principal b. principal's conduct c. customs in the business for which the agent is employed d. oral or written expressions of the principal or the principal's conduct e. oral or written expressions of the principal or the principal's conduct or the customs in the business for which the agent is employed

e. oral or written expressions of the principal or the principal's conduct or the customs in the business for which the agent is employed