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An agent will be relieved from liability to a third party for representations in excess of her authority if the (blank).

A. principal knows that the agent is acting in excess of her authority

B. third party knows that the agent is acting in excess of her authority

C. agent did not intend to mislead the third party

D. agent made the representations in good faith

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An agent will be relieved from liability if third party knows that the agent is acting in excess of her authority.

Who is a agent?

An agent acts on behalf of a client and at the client's direction in exchange for monetary compensation. An agent is a person who effects a contract between his principal and a third party.

With regards to the above, there exist a contract between an agent and his principal.

Hence, an agent will be relieved from liability if third party knows that the agent is acting in excess of her authority.

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