A contract entered into by an undisclosed agent does not create any liability different from that made by a disclosed agent.

Name: A contract entered into by an undisclosed agent does not create any liability different from that made by a disclosed agent.
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An undisclosed agent creates liability for the principal once the third party discovers the principal's identity, whereas a disclosed agent's principal is immediately liable.

A Contract Entered into by an Undisclosed Agent Does Not