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Partially Disclosed Principals In Contracts

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Pat enters into a contract with another party, aware that the party is acting on behalf of a third person. However, Pat does not know the identity of this third person. Is this arrangement legally permissible?

A

No, Pat is not legally bound by this contract.

B

Yes, this is an example of a disclosed principal, which is common in business.

C

Yes, but the contract is only binding between the two parties known to each other.

D

No, it is unlawful to have an undisclosed principal.

E

Yes, this is an example of a partially disclosed principal.

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