With an undisclosed principal, who is liable to a third party?Multiple choice question.Neither the principal nor the agentThe incidental beneficiaryThe agentThe principal

In certain situations, the agent is the only party liable for the contract even when the agent acts within his or her authority on behalf of an undisclosed principal. Identify these situations. (Check all that apply.)Multiple select question.The contract expressly excludes the principal from the contract.The third party enters into a contract with the agent such that the agent's performance is required and the third party may reject the performance of the principal.The agent enters into a contract that is a nonnegotiable instrument. The principal or agent knows a third party would enter into a contract with the principal if the principal's identity were disclosed but the agent does not disclose the identity anyway.

An agent who acts within the scope of his or her authority on behalf of a disclosed principal is: Blank______.Multiple choice question.personally liable for contractual nonperformancepersonally liable because he or she is a party to the transactionnot liable, but only if the contract expressly excludes the agent from contractual liabilitynot liable for the acts of the principal

What type of principal is known by the third party when an agreement is made with an agent?Multiple choice question.An attorney-in-factAn apparent principalA ratified principalA disclosed principal

A third party who could not establish that the contract was made with an intent to benefit her is considered to be a(n) _____ beneficiary.Multiple choice question.creditordoneeincidentalintended

Multiple Choice QuestionTwo parties are involved in an agency relationship: The _______ is the one who wishes to have a specific task accomplished; the _______ is the one who acts on behalf of the person to accomplish the task.Multiple choice question.agent; principalplaintiff; defendantprincipal; agentdefendant; plaintiff