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A contemporary American case on [[Undisclosed agent|undisclosed agency]], [[undisclosed principal]]s and so on, containing a lengthy disquisition on the merits (few) of Lord Tenterden’s rule from {{casenote|Thompson|Davenport}} and (great) of Parke B’s scornful disagreement with that dictum, as set out in {{casenote|Heald|Kenworthy}}.
{{cn}}A contemporary American case on [[Undisclosed agent|undisclosed agency]], [[undisclosed principal]]s and so on, containing a lengthy disquisition on the merits (few) of Lord Tenterden’s rule from {{casenote|Thompson|Davenport}} and (great) of Parke B’s scornful disagreement with that dictum, as set out in {{casenote|Heald|Kenworthy}}.


(transcript [http://law.justia.com/cases/maine/supreme-court/1957/137-a-2d-361-0.html here]).
(transcript [http://law.justia.com/cases/maine/supreme-court/1957/137-a-2d-361-0.html here]).

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A contemporary American case on undisclosed agency, undisclosed principals and so on, containing a lengthy disquisition on the merits (few) of Lord Tenterden’s rule from Thompson v Davenport and (great) of Parke B’s scornful disagreement with that dictum, as set out in Heald v Kenworthy.

(transcript here).