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In which relationships is vicarious liability most commonly applied?
In which relationships is vicarious liability most commonly applied?
- Manufacturer-distributor, supplier-retailer, contractor-subcontractor, and consultant-client relationships
- Doctor-patient, lawyer-client, teacher-student, and coach-athlete relationships
- Landlord-tenant, vendor-customer, borrower-lender, and neighbor-neighbor relationships
- Employer-employee, parent-child, owner-driver, and husband-wife relationships (correct)
Vicarious liability is a principle of the Law of Torts that deals with cases where:
Vicarious liability is a principle of the Law of Torts that deals with cases where:
- One person is held liable for the wrongful acts of others (correct)
- Liability is only assigned to the person who directly caused the harm
- Both parties share equal liability for any wrongful acts
- Liability is never assigned in cases of wrongful acts
Vicarious liability can arise from a relationship such as the one of a:
Vicarious liability can arise from a relationship such as the one of a:
- Manufacturer-distributor, supplier-retailer, contractor-subcontractor
- Master-servant, principal-agent, independent contractor (correct)
- Doctor-patient, lawyer-client, teacher-student
- Landlord-tenant, vendor-customer, borrower-lender
Liability can arise out of and in the course of employment in the relationship of:
Liability can arise out of and in the course of employment in the relationship of:
Which relationships can give rise to vicarious liability?
Which relationships can give rise to vicarious liability?
Which relationship is NOT commonly associated with the application of vicarious liability?
Which relationship is NOT commonly associated with the application of vicarious liability?
Vicarious liability is a principle of the Law of Torts that deals with cases where one person is held liable for the wrongful acts of others arising out of and during what type of relationship?
Vicarious liability is a principle of the Law of Torts that deals with cases where one person is held liable for the wrongful acts of others arising out of and during what type of relationship?
Which of the following is NOT a special relationship that can give rise to vicarious liability?
Which of the following is NOT a special relationship that can give rise to vicarious liability?
Vicarious liability is also known by which of the following terms?
Vicarious liability is also known by which of the following terms?
Vicarious liability is most commonly applied in which of the following relationships?
Vicarious liability is most commonly applied in which of the following relationships?
