A principal is considered to be vicariously responsible for his/her agent's torts if:
A) the principal gave the agent improper orders or instructions that caused the tort to occur.
B) the principal had no intention to commit and no involvement in the agent's acts.
C) the agent was improperly or negligently chosen or employed.
D) the principal failed properly to supervise or oversee the work when he had a duty to do so.
E) the principal had been negligent in performing his duties.

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The Answer of A principal is considered to be vicariously responsible for his/her agent's torts if:
A) the principal gave the agent improper orders or instructions that caused the tort to occur.
B) the principal had no intention to commit and no involvement in the agent's acts.
C) the agent was improperly or negligently chosen or employed.
D) the principal failed properly to supervise or oversee the work when he had a duty to do so.
E) the principal had been negligent in performing his duties.

A Principal Is Considered to Be Vicariously Responsible for His/her