Zelda is a Hollywood movie star wanting to buy recreational property.She describes her specifications to Craig and asks him to make an offer to purchase if he finds a suitable property.She asks him not to divulge her identity.Craig finds an ideal property and makes a written offer in his own name to purchase the property for $500 000.00.The vendor signs an acceptance.Zelda suffers a financial setback and refuses to go through with the contract.Whom can the vendor sue?

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Craig, acting as an agent for Zelda but making the offer in his own name without disclosing Zelda's identity, becomes personally liable for the contract. The vendor, unaware of Zelda's involvement, can only hold Craig accountable.

Zelda Is a Hollywood Movie Star Wanting to Buy Recreational