When the principal is undisclosed,the third party who deals with the agent believes the agent is acting personally and accordingly expects the agent to be a party to the contract.

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This is because the third party is not aware that there is a principal involved and therefore assumes that the agent is acting on their own behalf. As a result, the third party expects the agent to be responsible for the contract rather than the principal.

When the Principal Is Undisclosed,the Third Party Who Deals with the Agent