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Saili Miranda
on Nov 28, 2024Verified
The rationale for the doctrine of respondeat superior is based on the social duty that requires each of us to manage our affairs so as not to injure others.
Respondeat Superior
A doctrine under which a principal-employer is liable for any harm caused to a third party by an agent-employee in the course or scope of employment.
- Comprehend the scenarios leading to liability for a principal in contracts established by an agent.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the scenarios leading to liability for a principal in contracts established by an agent.
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