Patricia hires albert to sell patricia’s expensive sports car. albert agrees on a sale with zeke, who wants to purchase the car for its powerful engine and well–kept condition. albert does not disclose patricia’s identity to zeke. albert also does not disclose the fact that albert is an agent for someone else. zeke tenders the purchase price to albert, but patricia refuses to deliver the car as agreed. in this situation:

Patricia is bound to perform

Explanation:

Patricia has promised to sell the car for a price determined by her as valid. Albert was negotiating between Patricia and Zeke, unbeknownst to both of them, but once Zeke paid for Patricia's car she is obliged to hand over the car to the buyer as a sales contract has been made and the buyer has already fulfilled your part. The fact that Albert was Zeke's agent is irrelevant, since Zeke paid the amount requested by Patricia.

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