An agent need not disclose the fact that he is acting for a principal in dealings with a third party, and that contract may still be binding on that third party.

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An agent can act on behalf of a principal without disclosing the principal's identity to the third party, and the contract can still be legally binding on the third party, depending on the authority granted to the agent and the nature of the agreement.

An Agent Need Not Disclose the Fact That He Is