An employer is vicariously liable for any tortuous acts committed by an employee within the scope of employment. Known legally as respondeat superior (literally, "let the person higher up answer"), the Latin term derives historically from the liability of a servant that was imputed to the ...
The legal principle that persons who are in a position to control the actions of another will be held liable for any injuries caused by that other person.Liability does not rely on proving there was improper training, instructions, control, or supervision. Rather, it is imposed merely because ...
Liability for damage of objects, also known as damage liability caused by objects, refers to the management of a thing is not done due diligence obligations, inadvertently cause others harm, shall be liable for vicarious liability in rem. In our country, the things including liability for damage...
Vicarious liability refers to the strict liability imposed on one person for the negligent acts of another person. The typical example is an employer being held vicariously liable to the negligent acts of an employee. However, vicarious liability can arise outside of the employer-employee ...
The 'Scope of Entrusted Duties' as a Problem of the Church's Vicarious Liability for Damages Done by Sexual Crimes of the Priests. A Comparative Study: This article refers to the problem of the Roman Catholic Church's liability for the damages caused...