White v. Methodist Hospital South

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• finding that elements of apparent agency include good faith belief in the agent’s authority and detrimental reliance
• allowing, with respect to the provision of anesthesia services, an inference of reliance when a hospital offers a service and the patient has no choice as to who will perform that service
• finding that apparent agency is essentially agency by estoppel
• the plaintiff must prove more than a mere possibility

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).