The Principal May Hold the Third Party to a Contract

question 331

Multiple Choice

The principal may hold the third party to a contract, in an undisclosed principal situation, except when the:

• A) undisclosed principal is expressly excluded as a party to the contract between the agent and the third party
• B) agent's performance is personal to the contract
• C) contract, when a negotiable instrument, does not include the identity of the principal or existence of the agency relationship
• D) undisclosed principal is expressly excluded as a party to the contract between the agent and the third party or the agent's performance is personal to the contract
• E) undisclosed principal is expressly excluded as a party to the contract between the agent and the third party or the agent's performance is personal to the contract or the undisclosed principal is expressly excluded as a party to the contract between the agent and the third party or the agent's performance is personal to the contract

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Definitions:

Dorsum

The upper surface of an organ or body part, such as the back of the hand or the top side of the foot.

Cranial Nerve

One of the twelve nerves that originate in the brain and supply sensory, motor, or autonomic functions to the head, neck, and in some cases, viscera.

Auscultation

The act of listening to the internal sounds of the body, typically using a stethoscope, as part of a physical examination.

Auscultating

The act of listening to the sounds made by internal organs, especially the heart and lungs, typically using a stethoscope.