Under what theory of liability would Mr. Melnick use to try to claim damages for his dog?
A. Respondeat superior makes principals liable for the criminal acts of their employees acting within the scope of employment.
B. Respondeat superior makes principals liable for torts of their agents at all times.
C. Strict liability makes principals liable for all acts of their agents.
D. Respondeat superior makes principal liable the torts of their agents acting within the scope of employment.
Answer :
D. Respondeat superior makes principal liable the torts of their agents acting within the scope of employment.