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Hannah Molisani
on Nov 28, 2024Verified
An agent acting within the scope of his or her authority to contract with a third party is not liable on the contract if the third party knows the principal's identity.
Agent
An individual or entity authorized to act on behalf of another person or entity in business matters or legal transactions.
Liable
Legally responsible for one's actions or for a particular outcome.
Principal's Identity
Refers to the clear disclosure of the principal party's identity in an agency relationship, especially in transactions.
- Differentiate among identified, semi-identified, and anonymous principals along with their respective liabilities.
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Learning Objectives
- Differentiate among identified, semi-identified, and anonymous principals along with their respective liabilities.