Answer First
Primary Text
The agent may appoint a substitute if the
principal has not prohibited him from doing so; but he
shall be responsible for the acts of the substitute:
(1) When he was not given the power to appoint one;
(2) When he was given such power, but without
designating the person, and the person appointed was
notoriously incompetent or insolvent.
All acts of the substitute appointed against the
prohibition of the principal shall be void. (1721)
Use With Care
Definitions and exceptions often appear before or after this text.
Court decisions may interpret, limit, or apply this provision.
Confirm amendment, repeal, effectivity, and official publication.
Plain Language