An Agent Acting at the Direction of the Principal May

question 22

Multiple Choice

An agent acting at the direction of the principal may render the principal liable if the agent:

• A) delegates ministerial activities to other employees of the principal.
• B) commits a tort or crime.
• C) is acting on behalf of a nonexistent or incompetent principal.
• D) does not disclose the principal's name for the duration of the performance under the contract.

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Definitions:

Source

The origin from which something comes, such as information, materials, or energy.

Dominant

Referring to a gene that actively controls the expression of a trait.

Fixated

Having an obsessive focus or attachment to someone or something.

Psychosexual Stage

A concept in Freudian psychoanalytic theory referring to the series of five stages in childhood development, each characterized by the pleasure focus on a different part of the body.