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A principal is generally liable for the acts of the agent. Outline six exceptions to this rule. (12 marks)November 2022

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A principal is generally liable for the acts of the agent. Outline six exceptions to this rule. (12 marks)November 2022

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    1. When the agent exceeds their authority: If the agent acts outside the scope of their authority, the principal may not be held liable for their actions.
    2. When the agent acts independently: If the agent acts independently and without the knowledge or consent of the principal, the principal may not be held liable.
    3. When the agent acts fraudulently: If the agent acts fraudulently or with intent to deceive the principal, the principal may not be held liable for their actions.
    4. When the agent is an independent contractor: If the agent is an independent contractor and not an employee of the principal, the principal may not be held liable for their actions.
    5. When the agent is a public official: If the agent is a public official acting within their official capacity, the principal may not be held liable for their actions.
    6. When the agent is under duress or coercion: If the agent is forced to act against their will by threats or coercion, the principal may not be held liable for their actions.
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