Asked by Godwin Grimes on Jun 23, 2024
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An employer is responsible for all torts committed by his employee.
All Torts
Refers to the comprehensive range of wrongful acts or infringements of rights that lead to civil legal liability.
Committed by Employee
Acts or omissions carried out by an employee in the course of their employment.
- Acquire knowledge of the core concepts of vicarious liability and the scenarios in which an employer bears responsibility for the actions of employees and contractors.
Verified Answer
CF
Chanapai FeaungpongpimolJun 29, 2024
Final Answer :
False
Explanation :
An employer is responsible for torts committed by an employee only if they are committed within the scope of employment. Torts committed outside the scope of employment do not generally hold the employer liable.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge of the core concepts of vicarious liability and the scenarios in which an employer bears responsibility for the actions of employees and contractors.