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Article 1877Nature, Form and Kinds of Agency
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An agency couched in general terms
comprises only acts of administration, even if the
principal should state that he withholds no power or that
the agent may execute such acts as he may consider
appropriate, or even though the agency should authorize
a general and unlimited management. (n)
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