If the principal is fully disclosed in a third party contract, the agent alone is party to the contract.

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Where the principal is fully disclosed, the agent is not a party to the contract. That is because the third party knows the agent is acting on the principal's behalf and understands that though she is dealing with the agent, it is only in a representative capacity, and she is actually dealing with the principal only.

If the Principal Is Fully Disclosed in a Third Party