alleryStart learning →An agent who signs a cheque without stating he signs as agent is:
APersonally liable on it
BLiable to the bank alone
CLiable to principal alone
DFree of all liability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Personally liable on it
Under Section 28 an agent who does not disclose his agency on the instrument is personally liable on it.
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