Jallco Ltd v Owoniboys Technical Services (1995) 4 NWLR (Pt.391) 534, this honourable Court held that:- “Under the doctrine of apparent or ostensible authority where a person by words or conduct represents to a third party that another has authority to act on his behalf, he may be bound by the acts of that other as if he had in fact authorized litem”.
AGENT’S AUTHORITY ENDS THE MOMENT HIS PURPOSE IS SPENT
As a matter of law the authority of any agent appointed for a particular purpose is spent the moment he executes that purpose for which he was appointed. — Nnaemeka-Agu, JSC. Ashibuogwu v AG Bendel State (1988) – SC.25/1986 Was this dictum helpful? Yes 0 No 0...