Tong Hired Hocaloski to Design an Ad for Her Business

question 111

Multiple Choice

Tong hired Hocaloski to design an ad for her business. Hocaloski assigned the work to Peppar, her employee. After the ad was run, it was noticed that Peppar made a serious error; he gave the wrong address and phone number of the business. On these facts, which of the following is true?

• A) Tong can sue either Hocaloski or Peppar, her employee, for breach of contract, but not both of them.
• B) Tong can sue both Hocaloski and Peppar for breach of contract, since they are both connected with the job.
• C) Only Peppar is liable since he made the mistake.
• D) For breach of contract, Tong could successfully sue only Hocaloski.
• E) If Hocaloski did not pay Peppar, Peppar could sue Tong for his pay because Peppar did do work for Tong.

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