In a simple contract made by an authorized agent on behalf of a disclosed principal, the third person may sue either the agent or the principal in the event of a breach.

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In a contract made by an authorized agent on behalf of a disclosed principal, the third party generally has the right to hold the principal liable, not the agent, unless the agent has specifically agreed to be held liable.

In a Simple Contract Made by an Authorized Agent on Behalf