Lingering apparent authority results from: a. the failure to give notice of termination. b. ratification. c. the lack of capacity on the part of the principal. d. none of the above

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Jace Burgess

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23 November, 11:12

Lingering apparent authority results from: a. the failure to give notice of termination. b. ratification. c. the lack of capacity on the part of the principal. d. none of the above

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Gideon Salazar · Answer 1

A - The failure to give notice of termination

Explanation:

Lingering apparent authority is when a principal terminate the authority of an agent but does not inform third parties of this termination.

In other word Lingering apparent authority is when the principal terminate an agent authority but fails to give proper notice of the termination to those who are entitled to receive such notice.