Lankton-Ziegle-Terry & Associates, Inc. v. Griffin

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• it is the agent’s duty to disclose the name or identity of his principal clearly to bring “actual notice” to the contracting party
• disclosure is insufficient where a contracting party has knowledge of facts which would, if followed by reasonable inquiry, disclose the principal’s identity
• the trial court’s finding that defendant was personally liable was reasonable where the defendant did not inform the plaintiff he was acting for a third party

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).