Agency
An agent who continues to act for a principal after the agency agreement has expired is acting:
AWithin implied authority
BAs a volunteer without authority, potentially exposing themselves to liability✓ Correct
CUnder ratification authority
DUnder the continuing duty of loyalty
Explanation
Once the agency agreement expires, the agent no longer has authority to act. Continuing to act without authorization can create legal liability for the agent.
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