A principal may revoke authority any time before it is
Adiscussed with a lawyer
Baccepted in writing
Cused to bind the principal
Dapproved by third party
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. used to bind the principal
Section 203 allows revocation up to the point where the authority has been used to bind the principal.
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