H. Landau & Company v. The United States

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• implied actual authority exists when the necessary authority is considered to be an “integral part of the duties assigned” to the particular government employee
• “Although apparent authority will not suffice to hold the government bound by the acts of its agents, implied actual authority, like expressed actual authority, will suffice.”

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