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A charlatan, basically. The kind of knave who tells you, ''after'' having concluded a transaction with you, that he is in fact acting as [[agent]] for someone else, in doing so trying to claim he is not himself [[principal|principally]] liable for the legal consequences of what he has done.
A charlatan, basically. The kind of knave who tells you, ''after'' having concluded a transaction with you, that he is in fact acting as [[agent]] for someone else, in doing so trying to claim he is not himself [[principal|principally]] liable for the legal consequences of what he has done.


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===[[Undisclosed principal]]===
===[[Undisclosed principal]]===
This should be contrasted with the fellow who tells you in good time he’s an [[agent]], all right, but just not for ''whom''. More about that fellow can be found [[undisclosed principal|here]]. (in short, though, he too is ''effectively'' liable as  principal (even if technically still an agent) until he’s told you who his client is).
This should be contrasted with the fellow who tells you in good time he’s an [[agent]], all right, but just not for ''whom''. More about that fellow can be found [[undisclosed principal|here]] (in short, though, he too is ''effectively'' liable as  principal (even if technically still an agent), at least until he’s told you who his client is).


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