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Katara Krebbs
on Nov 23, 2024
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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 merely 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.
Elect to Sue
The act of choosing or deciding to initiate a legal proceeding against an individual or entity.
Identity Discovered
The act of revealing or determining the true character or personality of an individual or entity.
Disclosing Identity
The act of revealing or making known one's identity, especially in contexts where anonymity is protected or preferred.
- Understand the impact of not disclosing agency on contracts and their associated responsibilities.
- Comprehend the impact of agency relationships on contracts involving third parties.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the impact of not disclosing agency on contracts and their associated responsibilities.
- Comprehend the impact of agency relationships on contracts involving third parties.
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