If an agent acts for a corporation that is not yet formed or for an entity that has no legal existence, such as an unincorporated association, the agent is not personally liable on a resulting contract.

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If the corporation or entity is not yet formed or has no legal existence, the agent may be personally liable on a resulting contract. This is because there is no legal entity to assume responsibility for the contract.

If an Agent Acts for a Corporation That Is Not