Delegation principle: derivative authority may be entrusted but ultimate power and revocation remain with the grantor. Delegation is the entrustment of authority to another to act on the grantor's behalf, creating derivative authority that remains subject to the grantor's ... Summary
Delegation principle: derivative authority may be entrusted but ultimate power and revocation remain with the grantor.
Delegation is the entrustment of authority to another to act on the grantor's behalf, creating derivative authority that remains subject to the grantor's control; the grantor retains ultimate power including the ability to revoke or amend the delegation, so delegation does not constitute complete abdication of the original power.
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