When express authority is granted for an agent to enter into a contract that is legally required to be in writing, most states require the grant of authority also to be in writing. This requirement is known as the equitable parity rule.

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Rachael Lambert

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15 December, 19:42

When express authority is granted for an agent to enter into a contract that is legally required to be in writing, most states require the grant of authority also to be in writing. This requirement is known as the equitable parity rule.

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Farley · Answer 1

Answer: Equal Dignity Rule

Explanation:

Equal Dignity Rule is a legal document that enables an agent perform all acts as given permission by a principal. When the principal allows someone to act on their behalf.

An agent can perform those acts only if the agent's authority is set forth in writing.