In which of the following cases would an agent be personally liable to the other party in a contract?
A) The agent is acting on behalf of an undisclosed principal.
B) The agent makes a contract on the principal's behalf.
C) The agent lacks the principal's authority or exceeds it.
D) Other agents of the principal committed torts.
E) The agent is directed by the principal to commit a tort.

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An agent can be held personally liable if they act without proper authority or exceed the authority given by the principal. In this case, the other party can hold the agent responsible for any losses or damages incurred as a result of the unauthorized actions.

In Which of the Following Cases Would an Agent Be