Agency
What is the difference between express authority and implied authority in Nevada agency law?
AExpress authority is oral; implied authority is written
BExpress authority is explicitly granted in the agency agreement; implied authority is reasonably necessary to carry out the expressed duties✓ Correct
CImplied authority is greater than express authority
DThere is no difference in Nevada law
Explanation
Express authority is specifically granted to the agent in the agency agreement. Implied authority includes the powers reasonably necessary to accomplish the expressly authorized tasks. For example, authority to sell a property implies authority to sign standard documents necessary to complete the sale.
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