Under the Third Restatement, an agent representing an undisclosed principal is discharged from liability if the third party:
A) gets a satisfied judgment against the principal.
B) becomes aware of the principal.
C) gets a judgment against the agent.
D) He is never discharged from liability.

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Under the Third Restatement, an agent representing an undisclosed principal is discharged from liability if the third party gets a satisfied judgment against the principal. This is because the liability shifts fully to the principal once the judgment is satisfied, relieving the agent of further liability in the matter.

Under the Third Restatement, an Agent Representing an Undisclosed Principal