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John is an agent for Peabody. John tells Wanda (a third party) of Peabody's existence, but not its identity, therefore John is an agent for a(n) ______ principal. If John signs a contract with Wanda on behalf of Peabody, John is ______ on the contract.
A) undisclosed, personally liable.
B) partially disclosed, not personally liable.
C) partially disclosed, personally liable.
D) undisclosed, not personally liable.

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