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*If the manager has not disclosed the client′s identity to the dealer, as its agent the manager has two options. It can either:
*If the manager has not disclosed the client′s identity to the dealer, as its agent the manager has two options. It can either:
**Disclose the [[principal]]′s identity (so the dealer can take it up with the principal directly), or  
**Disclose the [[principal]]′s identity (so the dealer can take it up with the principal directly), or  
**Perform the [[principal]]’s obligations to the dealer on the principal’s behalf, as a good agent should (whereupon the manager can settle up with its client later – this is not the dealer′s concern). This  
**Perform the [[principal]]’s obligations to the dealer on the principal’s behalf, as a good agent should (whereupon the manager can settle up with its client later – this is not the dealer′s concern). This is in fact performance of an agency role, but economically (from the dealer′s perspective) it is identical to a principal obligation.<br />
is in fact performance of an agency role, but economically (from the dealer′s perspective) it is identical to a principal obligation.<br />

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