Agency
An agent who acts outside the scope of their authority creates what type of liability?
ANo liability
BPersonal liability for the agent and potential vicarious liability for the broker✓ Correct
CLiability only for the client
DLiability transferred to GREC
Explanation
When an agent acts outside the scope of their authority, they may be personally liable. The broker may also face vicarious liability if the act was within the apparent scope of agency even if not authorized.
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