 | 1886 - 898 páginas
...intention at the time famishes the only BUT« criterion in fixing their liability. WHEN PCBLIO AGENTS, IN GOOD FAITH, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal mean« of knowledge with themselves, they do not become individually liable, unless the intent... | |
 | 1895 - 1224 páginas
...Neal, 4 Minn. 126, 139 (Gil. 83), Emmett, CJ, in speaking for the court, said: "When public agents, in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become Individually liable, unless the Intent... | |
 | Floyd Russell Mechem - 1890 - 904 páginas
...not ordinarily held to an implied Warranty of Authority.— "When public agents," says EMMETT, CJ,1 " in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves,1 they do not become individually liable, unless the intent... | |
 | William John Tossell - 1920 - 734 páginas
...126, 130 (Gill. 83, 91) [77 Am. Dec. 502, 506], lays down the rule in this way : "When public agents, in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become individually liable, unless the intent... | |
 | Minnesota - 1915 - 144 páginas
...premises." — Ptart. p. 42fi. If the trustees have contracted for a school for more than five (5) (now six) months without special authority from the district,...knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who havft an equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become Individually liable unless the... | |
 | Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization, Ohio - 1918 - 1018 páginas
...authority, or exceeds the scope of his authority, he is held personally liable ; but when public agents in good faith contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do no't become individually liable, unless the intent... | |
 | Ohio. Courts - 1918 - 646 páginas
...Neal, 4 Minn., 126, 130 (77 Am. Dec., 502, 506), lays down the rule in this way: "When public agents, in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge witfi themselves, they do not become individually liable, unless the intent... | |
 | 1919 - 1080 páginas
...charitable purpose. McCabe v. Goodfellow, 133 NY SO, 30 N. Б. 728, 17 LRA 204. "When public agents, in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become individually hable, unless the intent... | |
 | South Dakota. Supreme Court - 1923 - 722 páginas
...or charitable purpose. McCabe v. Goodfellow, 133 NY 89, 30 XE 728. 17 LRA 204. "When public agents, in good* faith, contract with parties having full...knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become individually liable, unless the intent... | |
 | Oklahoma. Supreme Court, Edward Bell Green, Frank Dale, John Henry Burford, Robert Lee Williams, Matthew John Kane, Howard J. Parker, Charles Winfield Van Eaton - 1916 - 756 páginas
...within the scope of their authority, without doubt it is the general rule that, when public agents, in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become individually liable unless the intent... | |
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When public agents, in good faith, contract with parties having full knowledge of the extent of their authority, or who have equal means of knowledge with themselves, they do not become individually liable, unless the intent to incur a personal responsibility... 
