No legal capacity to contract can involve a corporation if the agent who accepts the offer does not have authority to contract. True False

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Eenoku · Answer 1 · 2021-05-13T10:39:36+0000

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No legal capacity to contract can involve a corporation if the agent who accepts the offer does not have authority to contract.

Noxasaxon · Answer 2 · 2021-05-18T19:04:16+0000

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True

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No legal capacity to contract can involve a corporation if the agent who accepts the offer does not have authority to contract. However, offering a false contract to sign is fraud in the execution.

No legal capacity to contract can involve a corporation if the agent who accepts the offer does not have authority to contract. True False

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