alleryStart learning →An authority inferred from circumstances or the ordinary course of dealing is
Aexpress authority
Bdelegated authority
Crevoked authority
Dimplied authority
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. implied authority
Where authority is gathered from circumstances and the usual course of dealing, the Act calls it implied authority.
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