Although He Was Not Really an Agent and Had No

Multiple Choice

Although he was not really an agent and had no authority to do so,Gordon thought his employer would be delighted when he purchased a truck "on behalf of" his employer.Although the price was very reasonable,his employer now refuses to ratify the contract.Which statement best describes the parties' liability under the contract?

A) Gordon and his employer are bound by the contract.
B) The employer is solely liable as an undisclosed principal.
C) The employer is solely liable under the doctrine of estoppel.
D) Gordon is bound by the contract.