Legal Definition and Related Resources of Disavow
Meaning of Disavow
To deny the authority by which an agent pretends to have acted, as when he has exceeded the bounds of his authority. It is the duty of the principal to fulfill the contracts which have been entered into by his authorized agent; and when an agent has exceeded his authority, he ought prompt’ly to disavow such act, so that the other party may have his remedy against the agent. See “Agent”; “Principal.”
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