In which of the following situations is the principal - and not the agent - liable to a third party for breach of contact?

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In situation C, when a disclosed principal ratifies a contract, they are acknowledging and accepting the contract's terms, making them liable to the third party for any breach of contract. This is because the third party knows who the principal is from the beginning, and the principal's ratification confirms their direct involvement and agreement to the contract terms.

In Which of the Following Situations Is the Principal -