OS Stapley Company v. Logan

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• holding that a principal’s “negligence or omission in allowing his agent” to run the business in his absence created apparent authority
• where the trial court substantially complied with making specific findings and conclusions of law and plaintiff did not timely object or move to amend or make additional findings, plaintiff could not raise on appeal the objection that the trial court erred

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