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

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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 means that once the third party's claim is fully satisfied by the principal, the agent is no longer liable.

Under the Third Restatement, an Agent Representing an Undisclosed Principal