Which of the Following Is True About the Tests Used

question 81

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about the tests used to determine whether a principal is responsible for the intentional torts of his agent?

• A) The "work-related" test and the "motivation" test are two names for the same test.
• B) In most states, the plaintiff can choose which test to use.
• C) Application of the "work-related" test will result in employer liability more frequently than through use of the "motivation" test.
• D) Under either test, the plaintiff must also prove that the agency was fully disclosed in order to recover.
• E) Application of the "motivation" test will result in employer liability more frequently than through use of the "work-related" test.

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