O O Dan Martin was the owner of Martin's Appliances. For years, he bought furniture from Independent Furnitures. When Struthers Appliances, Inc. took over Martin's Appliances, Martin was made manager of the Struthers Appliances stores in his district. However, the manager of Independent Furnitures was unaware of the ownership change. Martin ordered some pieces of furniture from Independent Furnitures but never paid for them. Independent Furnitures sued Martin for the amount due. However, Martin claimed that he was only an agent for Struthers Appliances, Inc., and so he could not be personally liable. Is Martin correct? a. No, Martin is personally liable because he did not disclose his status as an agent of Struthers Appliances, Inc. b. No, Martin is personally liable because there is no corporate entity to assume liability