Opinion ID: 1192841
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Heading: ownership of the sheep in relation to the parties

Text: Appellant attacks the court's Finding No. 1 that Rome Hill Ranch, Inc., was owner of the 1785 ewes here involved and appellee Monier attacks Finding No. 3 of the trial court that it was the agent for an undisclosed principal. There is no basis for setting aside either finding, being as they were based upon conflicting testimony, Lukens v. Goit, Wyo., 430 P.2d 607, 611; Dixon v. Ringsby, Wyo., 405 P.2d 271, 275; and cases collected in 1 Wyoming Digest, Appeal and Error. The contention of the appellee Monier that it is not liable upon the warranty for the reason it was the agent for a disclosed principal is removed from our consideration by the finding that it was the agent for an undisclosed principal. We do not understand that any contention is asserted by Monier that an agent for an undisclosed principal is not liable. An agent of an undisclosed principal is subject to all liability, expressed or implied, created by the contract in the same manner as if he were the principal, A.S. Abell Company v. Skeen, 265 Md. 53, 288 A.2d 596, 597; Heinrichs v. Evins, Tex., 486 S.W.2d 935, 937; 3 Am.Jur.2d Agency, § 317, p. 674. The finding that these sheep were the property of Rome Hill absolves defendants Redland and Wyman from any responsibility, they being stockholders of that corporation.