Direction as an authoritative instruction governs conduct and prescribes how persons or agents must act. The term Direction denotes an authoritative instruction or prescribed order-verbal, written, or by conduct-that governs, guides, manages, or superintends ... Summary
Direction as an authoritative instruction governs conduct and prescribes how persons or agents must act.
The term Direction denotes an authoritative instruction or prescribed order-verbal, written, or by conduct-that governs, guides, manages, or superintends actions; it embodies both the content of the instruction and the authority to issue it, and requires clarity and precision when addressed to agents who cannot act independently.
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