An agent is not normally liable on a contract he makes with a third party on behalf of a(n):
A)undisclosed principal.
B)disclosed principal.
C)unidentified principal.
D)All of the above are correct.

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An agent is not normally liable on a contract he makes with a third party on behalf of a disclosed principal because the third party knows that the agent is acting on behalf of someone else. However, if the principal is undisclosed or unidentified, the agent may be held liable on the contract.

An Agent Is Not Normally Liable on a Contract He