When Can an Agent Appoint a Sub Agent?

Through a subagent, the agent can perform an act for the principal. If an agent feels that the appointment of subagents are necessary to the proper transaction and carrying on of the business committed to the agent, then the agent has an implied authority to make such appointments[i].

Can an agent appoint a sub agent?

Accordingly, unless prohibited by the principal, the agent may appoint a sub-agent or substitute. ... An agent however may not delegate to a sub-agent where the work entrusted to him by the principal to carry out requires special knowledge, skill, or competence unless he has been authorized to do so by the principal.

When can an agent appoint a sub agent explain?

191- A "Sub-agent" is a person employed by, and acting under the control of, the original agent in the business of the agency. Thus Sub Agent is appointed by original agent and works under control of original agent. In following exceptional circumstance the sub agent can be appointed by original Agent.