An agent appoints a subagent. According to the law of agency,
A. An agent has inherent authority to appoint subagents.
B. The principal's intention to permit an agent to delegate authority may be indicated by the character of the business.
C. A subagent may bind the principal even if his or her appointment was not authorized.
D. If appointment of the subagent was authorized, the subagent owes a fiduciary duty to the agent but not the principal.
Answer: B. The principal's intention to permit an agent to delegate authority may be indicated by the character of the business.
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