An authority given to an agent by words, spoken or written, is called:
AExpress authority
BOstensible authority
CAuthority of necessity
DImplied authority
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Express authority
Section 187 makes authority express when given by words spoken or written; implied authority is inferred from conduct or circumstances.
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