Agency
An agent who continues to represent a client after their authority has been terminated is acting as:
AA designated agent
BAn ostensible agent
CAn agent with implied authority
DAn unauthorized agent✓ Correct
Explanation
If an agent continues to act after their authority has been revoked or the agency has otherwise terminated, they are acting as an unauthorized agent. Their actions may not bind the principal, and they may be personally liable for any resulting damages.
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