 | James Kent - 1827 - 544 str.
...Brohao, lOJfod 109. Williams v. Mitchell, 17 Man Rep. »3. Brjan v. JacfcMD, 4 Conn. I!,,,. 2SS. flation to agencies, that where the principal, with knowledge...afterwards to impeach them, under the pretence that they where done without authority, or even contrary to instructions. Onmit ralihabilio mcnr/ato cequiparatur.... | |
 | Samuel Hazard - 1841 - 598 str.
...special agents! If they transcend their authority, their acts will nut bind the principal/but it is » clear and salutary rule in relation to agencies, that...facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under the assumed agency, he cannot be heard afterwards to impeach them, under the pretence that they were... | |
 | Samuel Hazard - 1841 - 440 str.
...knowledge of all the facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under the assumed agency, he cannot bo heard afterwards to impeach them, under the pretence...even contrary to instructions. 2 Kent's Com. 616. When the principal (the bank here) is informed of what has been done, he must dissent and give notice... | |
 | Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, Frederick Watts, Henry Jonathan Sergeant - 1842 - 614 str.
...of power by cashiers and presidents. But however this may be, this case is without difficulty ; for it is a very clear and salutary rule in relation to agencies, that when the principal, with the knowledge of all the fects, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under... | |
 | James Kent - 1848 - 1046 str.
...such as to warrant the expectation.b The ground taken at Marseilles was undoubtedly sufficient ; and it is a very clear and salutary rule in relation to...facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under au assumed agency, he cannot be heard afterwards to impeach them, under the pretence that they were... | |
 | James Kent - 1858 - 966 str.
...as to warrant the expectation, (a) The ground taken at Marseilles was undoubtedly sufficient ; and it is a very clear and salutary rule in relation to...without authority, or even contrary to instructions. Omnis raft habitio mandate cequiparatur. When the principal is informed of what has been done, he must... | |
 | 1859 - 256 str.
...the necessities of the occasion, and the ordinary usages of trade. Where the principal, in the full knowledge of all the facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under an assumed agency, any after attempt on his part to repudiate or impeach them, under pretence that they were done without... | |
 | John Groesbeck - 1867 - 226 str.
...principal, though in the name of the principal, he is personally liable; but if the principal, with the knowledge of all the facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under an assumed agency, he cannot afterwards impeach them under the pretence that they were done without authority, or even contrary... | |
 | John Groesbeck - 1868 - 350 str.
...principal, though in the name of the principal, he is personally liable; but if the principal, with the knowledge of all the facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under an assumed agency, he cannot afterwards impeach them under the pretence that they were done without authority, or even contrary... | |
 | John Groesbeck - 1871 - 370 str.
...principal, though in the name of the principal, he is personally liable; but if the principal, with the knowledge of all the facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under an assumed agency, he cannot afterwards impeach them under the pretence that they were done without authority, or even contrary... | |
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... knowledge of all the facts, adopts or acquiesces in the acts done under an assumed agency, he cannot be heard afterwards to impeach them, under the pretence that they were done without authority, or even contrary to instructions. 
