A) Revocation of authority
B) Insolvency of the principal
C) Renunciation by the agent
D) Occurrence of a specific event
E) Fulfillment of purpose
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A) That the assault occurred within the scope of the pastor's employment and that the church was vicariously liable for his act.
B) That although the assault did not occur within the scope of the pastor's employment,the church was vicariously liable for the act because of its criminal nature.
C) That regardless of whether or not the assault occurred within the scope of the pastor's employment,the church was vicariously liable because it had negligently hired the priest.
D) That the church was vicariously liable because it knew of the criminal act but did nothing.
E) That the assault did not occur within the scope of the pastor's employment and that the church was not vicariously liable for his act.
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Multiple Choice
A) The agent is not liable if the principal is liable.
B) The agent is liable regardless of the classification of the principal or the liability of the principal.
C) The agent is personally liable only if the agent was on a mission for an identified principal or a partially disclosed principal.
D) The agent is not liable unless the principal is insolvent.
E) The agent is personally liable only if the agent was on a mission for an unidentified principal.
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A) Partially disclosed principal
B) Identified principal
C) Undisclosed principal
D) Partially identified principal
E) Disclosed principal
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Multiple Choice
A) The principal cannot be held liable unless the agent's signature indicates that it was made in a representative capacity.
B) The principal cannot be held liable unless the principal's name is on the instrument or the agent's signature indicates that it was made in a representative capacity,or the agent has been ruled insolvent.
C) The principal cannot be held liable unless the principal's name is on the instrument.
D) The principal is liable to the same extent as if no negotiable instrument were involved because the negotiable instrument has no effect on the principal's liability.
E) The principal cannot be held liable unless the principal's name is on the instrument or the agent's signature indicates that it was made in a representative capacity.
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A) That because the plaintiff dismissed the hospital's alleged agent from the lawsuit,she could not proceed even though she had sued the hospital before dismissing the agent.
B) That the plaintiff could proceed but only because she had already established liability on the part of the physician employees involved.
C) That the plaintiff was barred from proceeding because vicarious liability is not recognized in the medical malpractice arena.
D) That the hospital could be held vicariously liable if the plaintiff established that a wrongful act harming her occurred within the scope of the agent's employment.
E) That a defendant in the position of the hospital is vicariously liable for injuries received within its premises without a need for further proof.
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Multiple Choice
A) An agency agreement is terminated whenever the agent,unknown to the principal,acquires an interest against the principal's interest.
B) A change in law passed subsequent to the formation of an agency agreement may not result in termination of the agency agreement.
C) The agency agreement is terminated if the agent breaches the duty of loyalty he or she has to the principal.
D) If there is an unusual change in circumstances that leads the agent to believe that the principal's instructions do not apply,the agency relationship terminates.
E) Impossibility of performance terminates the agency relationship.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) Chapter IV of the Agency Relationship Law
B) Article VII of the European Union Regulations
C) Article VI of the European Union Regulations
D) Chapter VII of the Employment Relationship
E) Section X of the Agency Regulations
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A) Frolic of his own
B) Leisure against direction
C) Pleasure seeking spree
D) Spree of his own choosing
E) Romp against instruction
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True/False
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True/False
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A) By posting a notice at the courthouse
B) By telephone
C) By newspaper publication
D) By e-mail
E) By letter
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Multiple Choice
A) Rob would prevail because Wendy owed him money for services rendered.
B) Wendy would prevail because she did not authorize Rob to extend an offer.
C) Wendy would prevail because Rob should sue the seller,not Wendy.
D) Wendy would prevail because Rob exceeded his authority in the transaction.
E) Rob would prevail because he negotiated a vacation home for Wendy that met most of her requirements.
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Multiple Choice
A) Greg has a right of recovery against Lea.
B) Greg has a right of recovery against Lea only if Simone cannot be located for service of process.
C) Greg has no right of recovery against Lea because of her status as an employee.
D) Greg has a right of recovery against Lea only if Simone is bankrupt.
E) Greg has no right of recovery against Lea because she did not intentionally harm him.
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Multiple Choice
A) The principal is not bound unless the principal ratifies the agreement.
B) The principal is bound only if the principal is a disclosed principal.
C) The principal is bound only if the principal is a partially disclosed principal.
D) The principal is bound unless the principal can establish clearly and convincingly that the agent was expressly barred from engaging in the conduct at issue.
E) The principal is bound only if the principal is an unidentified principal.
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A) Fulfillment of purpose
B) Mutual agreement by the parties
C) Change in circumstances
D) Agency coupled with interest
E) Renunciation by the agent
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