Agent enters into a contract with Third Party on behalf of Principal.Agent told Third Party that this contract was being entered into on behalf of someone else,but did not identify Principal to Third Party.A couple of weeks later,Principal disappears and Third Party wants to hold Agent to the contract.Third Party can:

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When an agent enters into a contract on behalf of a principal but does not disclose the principal's identity, the agent can be held liable by the third party. This is because the third party was not aware of who the principal was and thus relied on the agent's representation.

Agent Enters into a Contract with Third Party on Behalf