Ann gives Haken the impression that Carol is Anns agent, when in fact she is not. Haken
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Ann gives Haken the impression that Carol is Ann’s agent, when in fact she is not. Haken deals with Carol as Ann’s agent. Regarding any agency relationship, Ann
a. can deny it.
b. can deny it to the extent of any injury suffered by Haken.
c. can deny it to the extent of any liability that might be imposed on Ann.
d. cannot deny it.
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ISBN: 9780357717417
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