Ahmed hired Shlomo to act as his sales agent in his jewelry store. Ahmed authorized Shlomo actual express authority to sell items of jewelry up to $$1,000$ without checking with him; however, if the price was over $$1,000,$ Shlomo was to check with Ahmed before making a sale. One day, a customer wanted to buy a necklace for $$1,500$ and Shlomo sold it to her without first checking with Ahmed. When Ahmed learned of this, he was upset because the price was a mistake; it should have been marked at $$3,000.$ Ahmed wants the customer to return the necklace. Is the customer required to return the necklace in this case?

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Yes, because Shlomo did not have implied authority to sell that item.

No$,$ because Shlomo did have apparent authority to sell that item.

No$,$ because Shlomo did have implied authority to sell that item.

Yes, because Shlomo did not have express authority to sell that item.