Texas Company v. Peacock

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• no “apparent authority” of agent exists if it is known to person asserting authority of agent that, in fact, he is without authority of principal to do the complained of act
• no \apparent authority\ of agent exists if it is known to person asserting authority of agent that, in fact, he is without authority of principal to do the complained of act

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