Practice question
A general power exists. Principal gives another agent a special power for one identified matter under 1926. The original agent argues the general power necessarily controls that same matter forever. Which is best?
- The general power is revoked as regards the special matter, under the stated rule.
- Every later special power is automatically irrelevant.
- The special power necessarily revokes all unrelated matters too.
- Only a new will can affect agency.
- The first agent may privately prohibit principal action.
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles1649-1652,1663-1668,1870-1875,1890-1893 and1921-1932: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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