Wyoming § 29-10-106 (b) Only the following agency relationships are presumed
in this act:
(i) If any spouse enters into a contract for the
performance of any work or the furnishing of any materials for
the benefit of the property of the other spouse for which a lien
is provided by this act, the spouse contracting for the work
shall be presumed to be the agent of the spouse owning the
property;
(ii) Between joint tenants;
(iii) Among tenants in common; and
(iv) An employee is an agent of his employer

Wyoming Statutes

§ 29-10-106 — (b) Only the following agency relationships are presumed in this act: (i) If any spouse enters into a contract for the performance of any work or the furnishing of any materials for the benefit of the property of the other spouse for which a lien is provided by this act, the spouse contracting for the work shall be presumed to be the agent of the spouse owning the property; (ii) Between joint tenants; (iii) Among tenants in common; and (iv) An employee is an agent of his employer

Wyoming·Title 29 Liens·Ch. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS·Art. 2 CONSTRUCTION

(b)Only the following agency relationships are presumed in this act:

(i)If any spouse enters into a contract for the performance of any work or the furnishing of any materials for the benefit of the property of the other spouse for which a lien is provided by this act, the spouse contracting for the work shall be presumed to be the agent of the spouse owning the property;

(ii)Between joint tenants;

(iii)Among tenants in common; and

(iv)An employee is an agent of his employer.

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(b) Only the following agency relationships are presumed
in this act:
(i) If any spouse enters into a contract for the
performance of any work or the furnishing of any materials for
the benefit of the property of the other spouse for which a lien
is provided by this act, the spouse contracting for the work
shall be presumed to be the agent of the spouse owning the
property;
(ii) Between joint tenants;
(iii) Among tenants in common; and
(iv) An employee is an agent of his employer.

Wyoming § 29-10-106 ((b) Only the following agency relationships are presumed in this act: (i) If any spouse enters into a contract for the performance of any work or the furnishing of any materials for the benefit of the property of the other spouse for which a lien is provided by this act, the spouse contracting for the work shall be presumed to be the agent of the spouse owning the property; (ii) Between joint tenants; (iii) Among tenants in common; and (iv) An employee is an agent of his employer) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.