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    Ordinarily a Principal Is Not Made Liable for Any of the Torts
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Ordinarily a Principal Is Not Made Liable for Any of the Torts

Question 71

Question 71

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Ordinarily a principal is not made liable for any of the torts committed by:


A) a reckless employee.
B) an employee.
C) an agent.
D) an independent contractor.

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