Raclaw v. Fay, Conmy and Co., Ltd.

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• permitting the occupation of offices, the use of telephones and receptionist, the receipt of mail at company offices, and access to stationery insufficient to create apparent authority
• denying liability of the principal on theory of apparent agency despite defendant operating out of the principal’s office space and using its phone number
• permitting the occupation of offices, the use of telephones and receptionist, the receipt of mail at company offices, and access to stationery insufficient to create apparent authority

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).