Authority+as+an+agent
51Local System Authority — Local Security Authority Subsystem Service lsass.exe (Local Security Authority Subsystem) est un exécutable qui est nécessaire pour le bon fonctionnement de Windows. Il assure l identification des utilisateurs (utilisateurs du domaine ou… …
52local agent — An agent of a corporation representing it at a given place or within a definite district. Anno: 113 ALR 84, 85. In the insurance business, a term characterizing an agent of an insurance company in reference to the territory in which his services… …
53special agent — noun someone whose authority is limited to the special undertaking they have been instructed to perform • Ant: ↑general agent • Hypernyms: ↑agent * * * noun 1. : an agent authorized by his principal to act in one undertaking or to act in a number …
54breach of warranty of authority — conduct contrary to the representation that one is an agent for a principal (See agency). Where an agent has contracted as agent (rather than personally), in general he cannot be made personally liable on the contract. An exception to this rule… …
55apparent authority — Appearing to be the agent of another (i.e., the employer or principal) with the power to act for her or him. Under the law of agency, the principal is liable for the acts (e.g., damage caused, contracts signed) of her or his employee (i.e.,… …
56actual authority — The power of an agent to bind its principal where such power derives either from express or implied agreement between the principal and the agent. HyKen v. Travelers Ins. Co., Mo.App., 678 S.W.2d 454, 457. In the law of agency, such authority as… …
57actual authority — The power of an agent to bind its principal where such power derives either from express or implied agreement between the principal and the agent. HyKen v. Travelers Ins. Co., Mo.App., 678 S.W.2d 454, 457. In the law of agency, such authority as… …
58scope of authority — In law of agency, includes not only actual authorization conferred upon agent by his principal, but also that which has apparently or impliedly been delegated to agent. Angerosa v. White Co., 248 App.Div. 425, 290 N.Y.S. 204, 208. Under doctrine… …
59actual authority — Such authority as a principal intentionally confers upon his agent, or intentionally or by want of ordinary care allows the agent to believe himself to possess. McIntosh v Dakota Trust Co., 52 ND 1021, 204 NW 918, 40 ALR 1021. Actual authority,… …
60bargaining agent — see agent Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. bargaining agent …
