Which doctrine does Vicarious Liability follow, involving the responsibility of a superior for the acts of its subordinate?
Tort law: Vicarious Liability follows the doctrine of ‘Respondeat Superior’- the responsibility of a superior for the act of its subordinate. One of the most common forms is the imposition of liability on the employer for the acts of his/her employee. To be more precise a master is liable for the acts of his/her servant.
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