Bernstein v. Centaur Insurance

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• finding absence of dual agency because there existed virtually no “evidence that [the principal’s agent] acted as an agent for [the third party]”
• plaintiffs could not reasonably rely on apparent authority of vice president of one of defendant's subsidiaries to bind defendant, when plaintiffs had actual notice that the vice president was no longer employed by the subsidiary

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