1. A commission agent may disclose the name of the principal for whose account he enters into contract, unless the principal requires him not to do so. The disclosure of the principal's name shall not result in a change in the nature of the agency, as long as the commission agent enters into a contract in his name. 2. The commission agent shall disclose to the principal the name of the third party with whom he contracts if the principal requires him to do so. If he refrains from doing so without an acceptable excuse, he may be considered as a guarantor of the implementation of the transaction. 3. In all cases, the commission agent shall establish the existence of the third party with whom he contracted if the principal requires him to do so.
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