Generally,if an Agent Negligently Injures a Third Party Within the Scope

question 14

Essay

Generally,if an agent negligently injures a third party within the scope of the agency,the principal can be held liable even if the agent was violating the instructions of the principal.Is this fair to the principal? What is the justification for this rule?

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Definitions:

Muscle Tissue

A type of body tissue that contracts to produce movement, found throughout the body and classified into skeletal, cardiac, and smooth types.

Glycogen

A large, branched polymer of glucose that serves as a form of energy storage in animals and fungi.

Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption

The increased rate of oxygen intake following strenuous activity.

Oxygen Consumption

The process by which living organisms utilize oxygen to metabolize organic compounds and produce energy.