Wisconsin Supreme Court March 14, 1916 (Jensen v. Miller)

ViNJE, J.

The chief contention of defendant is that the action cannot be maintained against him because he was the agent of a disclosed .principal; that this is an action upon a contract made between plaintiff and Hansche, and since in such a contract defendant did not bind himself as surety or otherwise, the action must be brought against the principal and not the agent, citing McCurdy v.