Restatement (Third) of Agency¶
American Law Institute. (2006). Restatement (Third) of Agency.
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Primes¶
- Confused Deputy
- Agency law (apparent authority): an agent's act binds a principal when third parties reasonably believed the agent was authorised, even though the principal never intended the act — the principal's authority is exercised by an act whose intent originated elsewhere.
This sourceApparent authority binds a principal when a third party reasonably believes the agent is authorized, though the principal never formed the intent.
- Agency law (apparent authority): an agent's act binds a principal when third parties reasonably believed the agent was authorised, even though the principal never intended the act — the principal's authority is exercised by an act whose intent originated elsewhere.
- Untrusted Input Execution
- a clerk acting on the forged authorization wields the institution's standing for the forger, and the agency-law doctrine of apparent authority generalizes the failure — a third party's intent binds a principal because it is executed through an agent whose standing appears valid.
This sourceStates the doctrine of apparent authority, under which a third party's intent binds a principal because it is executed through an agent whose standing appears valid — the institutional generalization of forged-authorization execution.
- a clerk acting on the forged authorization wields the institution's standing for the forger, and the agency-law doctrine of apparent authority generalizes the failure — a third party's intent binds a principal because it is executed through an agent whose standing appears valid.
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