Frank works in Hilda's body shop as a shop technician. Quinn is a frequent customer. Frank often answers the phone when Hilda is busy and talks to customers. Quinn often talks to Frank. Frank, however, has no authority to act on behalf of Hilda. However, if Quinn believes Frank has the authority to quote prices, this would be an example of Multiple Choice Se apparent agency implied agency applied agency endorsement agency

Frank works in Hilda's body shop as a shop technician. Quinn is a frequent customer. Frank often answers the phone when Hilda is busy and talks to customers. Quinn often talks to Frank. Frank, however, has no authority to act on behalf of Hilda. However, if Quinn believes Frank has the authority to quote prices, this would be an example of Multiple Choice Se apparent agency implied agency applied agency endorsement agency

Business Its Legal Ethical & Global Environment

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Chapter4: Managing Disputes: Alternative Dispute Resolution And Litigation Strategies

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