If a principal is undisclosed, the agent may be liable to the principal for a third party's nonperformance of a contract.

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An agent is typically not liable to the principal for a third party's nonperformance of a contract; the third party is liable to the principal once the principal is disclosed.

If a Principal Is Undisclosed, the Agent May Be Liable