The agent may be subject to liability to her principal for breach of the duty of obedience if she:
A) entered into an authorized contract and the principal has changed her mind.
B) delegates her authority in any way and under any circumstances.
C) committed a tort for which the principal is now liable.
D) All of these.

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An agent breaches the duty of obedience if they act outside the scope of their authority, such as committing a tort that makes the principal liable.

The Agent May Be Subject to Liability to Her Principal