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Based on Nancy's conduct, Oliver reasonably believes that Penelope has the authority to act on Nancy’s behalf even though Penelope does not have the ac­tual authority to do…

Based on Nancy's conduct, Oliver reasonably believes that Penelope has the authority to act on Nancy’s behalf even though Penelope does not have the ac­tual authority to do…
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Based on Nancy's conduct, Oliver reasonably believes that Penelope has the authority to act on Nancy’s behalf even though Penelope does not have the ac­tual authority to do so. In this circumstance, Penelope has

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answer is apparent authority
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