A Principal May Be Held Liable for the Torts of an Independent

question 6

Multiple Choice

A principal may be held liable for the torts of an independent contractor:

• A) whenever the contractor is performing work or rendering services for the principal.
• B) if the principal fails to supervise the contractor.
• C) if the contractor negligently performs an inherently dangerous activity.
• D) All of these.

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Definitions:

Programming Device Monitor

A tool or application used to observe and manage the behavior of a programming device, such as those used for embedded systems or PLCs.

True Instruction

A programming command or condition that returns or evaluates to true, signifying a positive or affirmative condition.

Multiple Programs

The ability to run or operate several software applications or routines simultaneously on a computer or device.

Suppression Device

"A unit that attenuates the magnitude of electrical noise."