Martin v. Johnson
Citations
- 54 Fla. 487
Syllabus
<p>1. Evidence that a sub-agent had authority from the agent lor the sale of ’land, merely to find a purchaser and report the fact to the agent for confirmation, justified the finding of the chancellor that the sub-agent had no authority without ratification to bind the principal to a sale, there being no elements of estoppel shown.</p> <p>2. The mere extra judicial statement of one that he is an agent, not made in the presence of the principal is not proof of such agency against the principal.</p>
Judges: Cockrell
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