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BUL 3310 Exam 3 Bailey Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Rated A+ A master can normally avoid liability for damages caused by a servant if he can show that the servant misunderstood his instructions T or F? - True In contracts negotiated by an agent who is acting within the scope of his autho...

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BUL 3310 Exam 3 Bailey Questions and

Answers 100% Pass | Rated A+


A master can normally avoid liability for damages caused by a servant if he

can show that the servant misunderstood his instructions



T or F? - ✔✔True

In contracts negotiated by an agent who is acting within the scope of his

authority for a disclosed principal, the agent, the principal, and the third

party are equally liable on the contract



T or F? - ✔✔False

The legal doctrine that holds the master liable for the torts committed by a

servant while acting within the scope of this employment is ___



- quid pro quo

- respondeat superior

- caveat emptor


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,- alter ego liability - ✔✔Respondeat Superior

In which of the following situations would an employee avoid liability for

torts committed while carrying out his employment obligations?



- a corporate officer acting on behalf of the corporation

- a servant following the instructions of his master

- an agent carrying out the orders of his principal

- none of the above; everyone has personal liability for the torts he commits

- ✔✔None of the above; everyone has personal liability for the torts he

commits

Which legal rule will not impose punitive damages on a master for the torts

of his servants unless the master himself took some part in the wrongful

action?



- vicarious liability rule

- durham rule

- complicity rule

- transferred liability rule - ✔✔Complicity rule

Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining whether a servant

was acting within the scope of his employment?
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,- was the servant carrying on the master's business when the tort was

committed?

- was the servant disobeying the instructions of the master when the tort

was committed?

- was the instrumentality of the injury furnished by the master?

- did the master authorize the servant to use the instrumentality of the

injury? - ✔✔Was the servant disobeying the instructions of the master

when the tort was committed?

Normally a master is not liable for torts committed by a servant while

traveling from his home to the workplace



T or F? - ✔✔True

Whether or not a servant was acting in the scope of his employment when

he injured a third party is a question of ___ to be decided by the ___



- fact, judge

- law, judge

- fact, jury

- law, jury - ✔✔Fact ; Jury

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, The general legal doctrine that holds one person responsible for the torts

committed by another because of the relationship they have to each other

is ___



- respondeat superior

- vicarious liability

- primary liability

- transferred liability - ✔✔Vicarious liability

Which legal principle always imposes punitive damages on a master if the

wrongful conduct of the servant in the course of business justifies punitive

damages?



- vicarious liability rule

- complicity rule

- transferred liability rule

- durham rule - ✔✔Vicarious liability rule

Respondeat superior is a form of vicarious liability



T or F? - ✔✔True



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