Multiple Choice
Tim has the authority to use force to protect the property in his warehouse.He authorizes a security guard he hires to protect the warehouse.The security guard uses force to stop a thief.Is the security guard liable if the thief sues him for causing injury?
A) No,because Tim was privileged to act in defense of his property and he authorized his agent to do the same.
B) It depends on whether Tim delegated express authority to the security guard or whether the authority was implied.
C) Only if the security guard used excessive force.
D) Yes,the security guard is liable.
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