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Business, 15.10.2019 18:10 sydneyclack

Dean is not paul's agent, but paul tells charlie that dean has always been a good friend and can "handle any of my business affairs." if dean were to later enter into a contract with charlie on paul's behalf, dean would be acting under an:
a. implied authority.
b. express authority.
c. obvious authority.
d. apparent authority.

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