An individual who is in charge of another, who acts on the individual's behalf, can be held responsible through this form of liability.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Principal-Agent Liability is the correct answer because it specifically refers to the legal doctrine under which a principal (the individual in charge) can be held responsible for the actions of their agent (the individual who acts on the principal's behalf) when those actions are performed in the course of the agent's duties.

An Individual Who Is in Charge of Another, Who Acts