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{{repanat|Authority}} | {{repanat|Authority|}}Assuming you have the ''{{repprov|capacity}}'' to enter into an agreement, there's also the question of whether you have taken the necessary internal corporate steps to officially do so. Hence, the authority rep. | ||
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But for those who don’t trust the law of agency — or their colleagues’ gullibility in believing people are who they claim to be — there’s this neat rep. It is blighted by the same [[Metaphysics|metaphysical]] canker as a {{repprov|capacity}} warranty, in that if you in fact ''do'' know the chap executing the contract ''isn’t'' properly authorised, then no representation that he gives you saying that he ''is'' will make a blind bit of difference. You might have a [[Negligent misstatement|negligent]], or even fraudulent misstatement claim against him, but he’s just some guy, you know, his pockets won’t be that deep, and if you ''knew'' it was a misstatement, good luck establishing [[causation]]. | |||
'''Odd spot''': often combined with the {{repprov|capacity}} representation into a [[capacity and authority]] rep. But they’re quite different things, in this commentator’s pedantic view. | |||
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*[[Capacity and authority]] | |||