If a third party learns that an agent was acting for an undisclosed principal, the third party has the right to:

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When an agent acts for an undisclosed principal, the third party, upon discovering the principal's existence, can choose to enforce the contract against either the principal or the agent, but not both. This provides flexibility to the third party in deciding who to hold accountable for the contract's obligations.

If a Third Party Learns That an Agent Was Acting