2616 South Loop L.L.C. v. Health Source Home Care, Inc.

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• noting that actual authority may be conferred by “want of due care”
• “[Ajctual authority ... usually denotes the authority a principal (1) intentionally confers upon an agent, (2) intentionally allows the agent to believe he possesses, or (3) by want of due care allows the agent to believe he possesses.”
• ―[A]ctual authority . . . usually denotes the authority a principal (1) intentionally confers upon an agent, (2) intentionally allows the agent to believe he possesses, or (3) by want of due care allows the agent to believe he possesses.‖

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).