Answer:
a. only the principal is liable on the contract.
Explanation:
Under agency law, an undisclosed principal refers to a principal's use of an agent for negotiations with a third party who doesn't know/have the identity of the principal. In such situations the agent acts as though he is not functioning as an agent and is solely acting on his own
The United States law according to the Restatement (Third) of Agency 2.06, holds an undisclosed principal liable to a third party who detrimentally makes a change in position, even if the agent lacked authority to cause this change, and resting on the fact that the principal had knowledge of the agent's actions and did not take necessary actions.
B : Coffee farming because that's what Pampas mostly supports
The place of his birth, name of his parents, number of siblings, possible education, descendants, etc.
Explanation:
- After his father's death in 1035, William succeeded the Duchy of Normandy when he was seven years old.
- He was then known as William II of Normandy.
- French King Henry I proclaimed him a knight, when he was 15 years old.
- With the help of King Henry of France, he broke the rebellion in Normandy in 1047.
- This provided him complete control of Normandy.
- He married Matilda in 1050, with whom he had six daughters and four sons.
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A patient who was exposed to carbon monoxide poisoning tells the nurse, I can't remember what happened. Nurse initial should provide O2 by mask.
When carbon monoxide and hgb mix, carbon monoxide poisoning results. Tissue anoxia arises when carbon monoxide binds more quickly than O2. To shorten the half-life of carboxyhemoglobin, the nurse should administer 100% O2 through mask.
The toxin replaces the oxygen in your system when you breathe in carbon monoxide. Your body will run out of oxygen, including your heart, brain, and body. Therefore, the nurse should start by giving oxygen.
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