Business Law for EngineersMcGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1929 - 496 pages |
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Page 8-3
... Principal must be Certain . An act to be subject to ratification must , as a rule , have been openly done by one posing as an agent , in behalf of the person who becomes the principal by ratifying it . While the latter need not be ...
... Principal must be Certain . An act to be subject to ratification must , as a rule , have been openly done by one posing as an agent , in behalf of the person who becomes the principal by ratifying it . While the latter need not be ...
Page 8-5
... principal's benefit in connection with making a contract , or in case he entices an employee from another employer , acts characteristic of an agent rather than a servant , the principal is responsible ; the tort may sometimes be ...
... principal's benefit in connection with making a contract , or in case he entices an employee from another employer , acts characteristic of an agent rather than a servant , the principal is responsible ; the tort may sometimes be ...
Page 8-6
... principal when he becomes known , may be the party to the suit . If the principal intervenes , the right of the agent ceases . While , in the above cases , the action indicated may be taken with ordinary writings or oral contracts , yet ...
... principal when he becomes known , may be the party to the suit . If the principal intervenes , the right of the agent ceases . While , in the above cases , the action indicated may be taken with ordinary writings or oral contracts , yet ...
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