An agent's liability to a third person is not affected by the degree of the principal's disclosure.

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An agent's liability to a third person can be significantly affected by the degree of the principal's disclosure. If the principal is fully disclosed, the agent typically has no liability to the third party for contracts made on behalf of the principal. However, if the principal is partially disclosed or undisclosed, the agent may be personally liable to the third party.

An Agent's Liability to a Third Person Is Not Affected