Texas Cityview Care Center, L.P. v. Fryer

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• holding arbitration agreement invalid because there was no evidence that daughter had authority to bind her mother to agreement
• nothing in medical power of attorney indicates that it was intended to confer authority to make legal, as opposed to, health care decision
• describing apparent authority as acts of participation, knowledge, or acquiescence by the principal that clothe the agent with the indicia of authority in the agent’s transactions with third parties
• describing apparent authority as acts of participation, knowledge, or acquiescence by the principal that clothe the agent with the indicia of authority in the agent‘s transactions with third parties
• medical power of attorney did not indicate that it was intended to confer authority to sign arbitration agreement
• medical power of attorney did not give agent authority to make legal decisions, including the decision to waive a jury trial by agreeing to arbitrate any claims against the nursing home

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).