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§ 10-6-62 - When principal to benefit from agent's contract; defenses against undisclosed principal
O.C.G.A. 10-6-62 (2010)
10-6-62. When principal to benefit from agent's contract; defenses against undisclosed principal
The principal shall have advantage of his agent's contracts in the same manner as he shall be bound by them, so far as they come within the scope of his agency. If, however, the agency shall have been concealed, the party dealing with him may set up any defense against the principal which he has against the agent.
10-6-62. When principal to benefit from agent's contract; defenses against undisclosed principal
The principal shall have advantage of his agent's contracts in the same manner as he shall be bound by them, so far as they come within the scope of his agency. If, however, the agency shall have been concealed, the party dealing with him may set up any defense against the principal which he has against the agent.
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