Agent acts within her authority but doesn't disclose to third party the existence of any agency. Agent's principal is not bound.

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If the agent doesn't disclose the existence of the agency to a third party, then the third party may assume that the agent is acting on their own behalf and not on behalf of a principal. This can create confusion and potentially harm the principal's interests. Therefore, the principal may be bound by the actions of the agent, even if the agent acted within their authority but didn't disclose the agency.

Agent Acts Within Her Authority but Doesn't Disclose to Third