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46.
(p. 763)
Which of the following is
false
regarding revocation of the authority of an agent and
renunciation by an agent?
47.
(p. 763)
Which of the following is an agency agreement created for the agent's benefit, not for the
principal's?
48.
(p. 757)
While making a delivery, Barry, a delivery driver for XYZ Company, went through the drive
through at a local restaurant to get a cup of coffee and bumped into the car in front of him doing
some damage to the car's bumper. Which of the following is true regarding the liability of XYZ
Company for the damage to the car?
49.
(p. 758)
Which of the following refers to an employer's right, if any, to recover from an employee
damages the employer paid a third party as a result of the employee's negligence?
50.
(p. 764)
Which of the following is
false
regarding termination of agency in the Netherlands?
51.
(p. 764-765)
Which of the following is
false
regarding termination of agency based on
operation of law?
52.
(p. 753)
What type of principal is Bobby?
53.
(p. 754)
Which of the following is true regarding whether Susie is personally bound on the
contract with Gwen?
54.
(p. 754)
Which of the following is true regarding whether Bobby is liable to Susie for the cost of
the book if Susie pays Gwen the purchase price?
55.
(p. 758)
Which of the following is true regarding Christy's liability, if any, for her own conduct in
regards to Frank's injury?
56.
(p. 757)
Which of the following is true regarding whether Greg has any right of recovery against
Susie for his injured foot?
57.
(p. 757)
Which of the following is true regarding whether Greg has any right of recovery against
Christy for his injured foot?
58.
(p. 757)
Which of the following is true regarding John's liability to Bobby?
59.
(p. 758)
If John pays for the damage to Joan's car, does he have any remedy against Manny?
60.
(p. 759)
Which of the following is true regarding any liability John has to Sandy?
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61.
(p. 760)
Trudy, who was angry with her business law teacher, Tom, because of a hard test, angrily
watched him come into the fast food restaurant where she worked as a cashier. She noticed that
he had on his new designer suit, the one he wore when he wanted to impress the chancellor.
Trudy completely lost her temper, threw a milkshake on Tom, and then reached across the
counter and punched him in the eye. The police were called. Tom says that he wants both Trudy
and the owner of the restaurant, Sally, arrested. Assuming that Trudy committed the crimes of
assault and battery, is Sally also criminally responsible? Set forth reasoning in support of the
conclusion.
62.
(p. 756)
Set forth in detail the conditions under which a principal is directly responsible for his or
her own tortious conduct.
63.
(p. 759)
Set forth the options of an injured third party when a principal is found liable for a
misrepresentation made by an agent.
64.
(p. 757)
Set forth the rationale behind the doctrine of
respondeat
superior
and discuss whether
ethically you believe is an appropriate doctrine for our society.
65.
(p. 752)
List and define the two basic types of power of attorney. Also discuss in what way a
durable power of attorney is different from a power of attorney not so designated.
