An agent need not disclose the fact that she is acting for a principal in dealings with a third party,and that contract may still be binding on that third party.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This statement is true. An agent can enter into a contract on behalf of a principal without disclosing the principal's identity, and the contract may still be legally binding on the third party. However, if the agent discloses the principal's identity, the third party may have certain rights and obligations that arise from the principal-agent relationship.

An Agent Need Not Disclose the Fact That She Is