Generally,which of the Following Is True About the Liability of a Principal

question 51

Multiple Choice

Generally,which of the following is true about the liability of a principal for the tort of an agent,and the liability of an agent for the tort of a principal?

• A) A principal is not liable for an agent's tort, and an agent is not liable for a principal's tort.
• B) A principal has greater liability for an agent's tort than an agent has for a principal's tort.
• C) An agent has greater liability for a principal's tort than a principal has for an agent's tort.
• D) A principal and an agent have approximately the same degree of liability for each other's tort.
• E) A principal is never liable for an agent's tort.

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Definitions:

Lateral Geniculate Nucleus

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