Hirsch v. Silberstein

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• noting that a seller ordinarily may not avoid an agreement based on the existence of an undisclosed principal because when parties deal at arms-length, the only important question is the price to be paid
• noting that the record may have indicated a representation by the agent that he was not acting on behalf of a principal but that it contained no evidence that the sellers would not have dealt with the principal had their existence been known

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).