1.Authority by necessity is the authority of an agent that:

Group of answer choices

A.Arises when something has to be done in an emergency situation on behalf of a principal that is within the scope of an agent's pre-existing implied authority.

B.Arises when someone, whether or not already an agent of the principal, needs to do something to protect the property of the principal.

C.Exists regardless of whether or not good faith is present on the part of the agent.

D.Is expressly or impliedly given by the principal to their agent in a situation in which the principal's property is under threat.

2.A 'special agent' is an agent with:

Group of answer choices

A.Limited authority to act on behalf of the principal.

B.Unrestricted authority to act on behalf of the principal.

C.Broad general authority to act on behalf of a principal.

D.No authority to act on behalf of the principal.