The Effect of Ratification as Between the Principal and the Other Party

Authors

Floyd R. Mechem, University of Chicago

Abstract

The question of the effect of ratification as between the principal and the other party to the transaction involves two aspects: a. What are the rights of the other party against the principal based upon the ratification? b. What rights does the principal by his own ratification acquire against the other party to the transaction ratified? Each of these also may be considered from the standpoint of actions based upon contract or sounding in tort.

Recommended Citation

Floyd R. Mechem, The Effect of Ratification as Between the Principal and the Other Party, 4 Mich. L. Rev. 269 (1906).
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