If the third party does not know the identity of the principal, the agent can be held personally responsible to the:
A) disclosed principal.
B) third party.
C) identified principal.
D) unidentified principal.

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When the third party is unaware of the principal's identity, the agent can be held personally responsible to the third party because the third party entered into the agreement based on the agent's representation.

If the Third Party Does Not Know the Identity of the Principal