The Doctrine That States That an Employer Is Not Liable

question 226

Multiple Choice

The doctrine that states that an employer is not liable for injuries inflicted by one employee upon another while both are engaged in the same general enterprise is called:

• A) Last clear chance
• B) Caveat emptor
• C) Respondeat superior
• D) Fellow-servant rule
• E) Workman's compensation

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