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One spouse owns a painting titled solely in that spouse's name. The other spouse, without permission, signs a contract to sell the painting to a collector. The collector relies only on the fact that the seller is married to the owner.
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Marriage alone does not make one spouse the agent of the other for selling separately titled property. A spouse automatically owns all property titled in the other spouse's name during marriage. A spouse's authority to sell the other spouse's property exists whenever the buyer thinks marriage is convenient. Marriage automatically gives each spouse authority to sell all property owned by the other spouse.

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