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General agent

Person authorized to assume complete charge to his or her principals business or who is entrusted with general authority to act for the principal in all business-related matters

Special agent

A person delegated to act only in a particular transaction, under definite instructions, and with specific limits on the scope of his or her authority po

Power of attorney

An instrument in writing by which one person, as principal, appoints another person as agent and confers the authority to perform certain specified acts on behalf of the principal

Attorney in fact

The person appointed as an agent when the power of attorney is exercised

Durable power of attorney

A document that appoints an individual as an agent with the authority to make healthcare decisions on behalf of the principal in the event that the principal becomes incompetent

Agency by Ratification

An agency that results when a principal approves an unauthorized act performed by an agent or approved an act done in the principal’s name by an unauthorized person

Agency by necessity

An agency that is created when circumstances make such an agent necessary

Agency by operation of law

An agency that is created when a court find the need for an agency to achieve a desired policy

Express authority

An agents authority that the principal voluntarily and specifically sets forth as oral or written instructions in agency agreement

Implied authority

The authority an agent reasonably assumes he or she has that related to the express authority granted by the principal

Apparent authority

The authority that a third party may reasonably assume an agent posses, despite the fact that the agent does not actually possess such authority

Gratuitous agent

One who acts on behalf of a principal without being paid

Irrevocable agency

An agency contract that cannot be terminated by a principal in which the agent has an interest in the subject matter of the agency in addition to the remuneration that he or she receives for services