Adrienne hired an agent to sell a quantity of furniture that she owned.She instructed the agent to sell the furniture without disclosing her identity as owner.The agent eventually sold the furniture to Simple.Adrienne then decided not to deliver the furniture.
-If the agent simply does not disclose that he is acting as the agent for a principal,Simple may elect to sue either the agent or Adrienne,if he discovers her identity.

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If the agent does not disclose Adrienne's identity as the owner of the furniture, Simple may sue either the agent or Adrienne if he discovers her identity. This is because Simple entered into a contract believing that the agent was the owner of the furniture, and therefore may seek legal recourse if he does not receive the furniture as agreed upon.

Adrienne Hired an Agent to Sell a Quantity of Furniture