A) superior repondeat
B) e pluribis unum
C) In pari delicto
D) respondeat superior
E) pact sunt servende
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A) Iraq
B) Iran
C) Afghanistan
D) England
E) France
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) The agent remains liable to the third party.
B) The agent remains liable to the third party unless the dispute involves an amount less than $1,000 in which case the agent is released.
C) The agent remains liable to the third party unless the dispute involves an amount less than $500 in which case the agent is released.
D) The agent is released from liability to the third party.
E) The agent is released from liability to the third party unless the principal resides in another state and has not paid the judgment within 30 days from when it was rendered.
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Multiple Choice
A) The agent is entitled to compensation if his or her duties are concluded within a reasonable time after termination.
B) Compensation is due if the agent received the orders for a certain action before the termination of the contract.
C) The agent is entitled to goodwill compensation in certain situations.
D) An agent is not entitled to additional compensation based on bringing the principal new customers or because agreements with clients obtained by the agent remain profitable.
E) There are requirements on the agent in regard to time limits in filing for certain compensation.
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Multiple Choice
A) The defendant was not held liable because it had no reason to know a former employee was stealing from its clients.
B) The defendant was not held liable because the former employee's act exceeded the scope of his employment.
C) The defendant was not held liable because the plaintiff should have known the employee was no longer employed by the defendant.
D) The defendant was held strictly liable because the nature of the acts involved were inherently dangerous.
E) The defendant was held vicariously liable for the acts of its former employee because it did not notify customers that the agent had been terminated.
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Multiple Choice
A) Night Club will not be liable because Night Club did not authorize Trevor's actions and has a policy against breaking-up fights.
B) Night Club will not be liable because Trevor's actions are covered under the good Samaritan law.
C) Night Club will be liable because Trevor was negligent.
D) Night Club will be liable because it should have known Trevor would engage in these types of actions.
E) Night Club will not be liable because Trevor is an independent contractor.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) The employer was not vicariously liable because it maintained a handbook of anti-discrimination policies and complaint methods, provided it to employees upon hire and directed them to become familiar with the information provided, and took steps to prevent plaintiff from further harassment.
B) The employer was not vicariously liable because it fired the supervisor.
C) The plaintiff was successful because the employer did not have any policies in place to prevent the harassment that occurred and the employer did not take steps to prevent the harassment once it became aware.
D) The plaintiff was successful because the employer could not prove its employees were aware or should have been aware of its policies.
E) The plaintiff was successful because the employer admitted it knew the supervisor harassed the plaintiff but failed to take action.
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A) Partially disclosed principal
B) Identified principal
C) Disclosed principal
D) Partially identified principal
E) Undisclosed principal
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A) liable for the agreement if it is under $5,000.
B) not liable at all for the contract.
C) Liable for the agreement.
D) will split the contract remedy between he principle and agent.
E) will only hold the principal liable.
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A) At any time a principal can revoke an agent's authority.
B) A principal's revocation of an agent's authority may result in a breach of contract entitling the agent to damages.
C) An agent can terminate the agency relationship by renouncing the authority given to the agent.
D) An agent's wrongful ending of the agency relationship may be a breach of contract entitling the principal to damages.
E) If an agent has breached a fiduciary duty to the principal, the principal can revoke the agent's authority; but the agent may be entitled to damages.
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A) regular agents
B) special agents
C) government officials
D) independent contractors
E) unregistered agents
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) The employer has no right to receive any reimbursement from the negligent employee.
B) The employer has a right to recover only 50% of any amounts paid from a negligent employee.
C) The employer has a right to recover all amounts paid from the negligent employee.
D) The employer can recover all amounts paid from a negligent employee but only if it can be shown that the employee's negligence was based upon the violation of a statute.
E) The employer can recover 50% of any amounts paid from a negligent employee but only if it can be shown that the employee's negligence was based upon the violation of a statute.
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A) Impossibility of performance terminates the agency relationship.
B) An agency agreement is terminated whenever the agent, unknown to the principal, acquires an interest against the principal's interest.
C) The agency agreement is terminated if the agent breaches the duty of loyalty he or she has to the principal.
D) A change in law passed subsequent to the formation of an agency agreement may not result in termination of the agency agreement.
E) If there is an unusual change in circumstances that leads the agent to believe that the principal's instructions do not apply, the agency relationship terminates.
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A) Sakura is not personally bound because she was acting on behalf of Jason.
B) Sakura is personally bound unless she can establish that Gwen would not have sold her the book if she had known that Jason was involved.
C) Sakura is personally bound unless she can establish that Jason has the funds with which to pay Gwen.
D) Sakura is not personally bound unless Jason is legally insolvent.
E) Sakura is personally bound.
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A) Jun has no liability to Beth.
B) Jun has liability to Beth under the theory of misrepresentation but only if Hae is insolvent.
C) Jun is liable to Beth under the theory of negligence.
D) Jun is liable to Beth for only 50% of any damages she can prove.
E) Jun is liable to Beth under the theory of misrepresentation.
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A) Greg has no right of recovery against Simone because Lea had not dropped any boxes before, and Simone had no reason to suspect she would injure Greg.
B) Greg has a right of recovery against Simone only if Lea is insolvent.
C) Greg has a right of recovery against Simone, but only for 50% of his damages.
D) Greg has no right of recovery against Simone unless he is able to establish wrongdoing on her part in hiring Lea.
E) Greg has a right of recovery against Simone.
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Multiple Choice
A) authority to continue beyond a principal's incapacitation
B) power of attorney only after Pelley files a bond
C) authority to access bank accounts only
D) authority to buy and sell real estate only
E) the ability to file Jorge's taxes
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