Agency
In Tennessee, an agent who acts beyond the scope of authority granted in the agency agreement is acting as a(n):
APrincipal agent
BUnauthorized (or ostensible) agent✓ Correct
CDual agent
DSub-principal
Explanation
An agent who acts outside the scope of granted authority acts without authorization. The principal may ratify the unauthorized acts or hold the agent personally liable for any resulting damages.
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