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Taylor v. Smith

Citations

  • 534 P.2d 39
  • 13 Wash. App. 171
  • 1975 Wash. App. LEXIS 1325

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  • real estate agent, normally characterized as a special agent, did have apparent authority to receive payments on behalf of seller
  • apparent authority is determined by objective test and the authority of an agent is not “ ‘apparent’ in contemplation of law, merely because it looks so to the person with whom [the agent] deals”

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Judges: Pearson, Petrie, Andersen

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