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Tryphena Daniel
on Nov 30, 2024Verified
The contractual liability of the principal may depend upon whether the principal is disclosed, unidentified (partially disclosed), or undisclosed.
Contractual Liability
Liability that arises from entering into a contract, where one party may be obligated to compensate another party for the failure to perform as specified in the contract.
Unidentified Principal
A party in a transaction whose identity is not known to the other party, often in agent-principal relationships.
Disclosed Principal
A disclosed principal is a party whose identity is known by all involved parties at the time a transaction is entered into with an agent.
- Understand the contractual liability implications for disclosed, partially disclosed, and undisclosed principals.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the contractual liability implications for disclosed, partially disclosed, and undisclosed principals.