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    Student No. 190824 Veg v. Duncan and News Vicarious Liability rest on a special relationship between the tort feasor and the person to whom the tortious conduct is imputed. Here, News may be found vicariously liable for actions of Duncan. Duncan is a reporter for News. News will be, at least, vicarious liable under a Respondent Superior Relationship. the scope of his employment. WRONGFUL INVASION OF PRIVACY Commercial Appropriation. Unauthorized use of plaintiffs name or likeness for a commercial purpose. Here, Veg’s action is not for invasion of privacy but for interference with the celebrity’s right to publicity. However, Duncan/ News will likely prevail on the defense of News Worthiness. Veg will likely not prevail on commercial…

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    Vicarious liability can be defined as holding an accused criminally liable for the unlawful conduct committed by another. It is associated with special relationships, for example the employer-employee relationship whereby the employer is held liable for a delict committed by their employee acting within the scope of his or her employment. It is a manifestation of strict liability from the perspective of the employer as he or she can be held liable for a crime in regards to which he or she does…

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    imposes vicarious liability upon employers for the misconduct and failings of employees where the misconduct is within sufficient proximity or is in connection with the employee’s duties. In recent years the law of vicarious liability has been on the move. Consequently, employers can now be held liable for the criminal misconduct of their employee’s provided that the criminal act is linked to the employment duties of the personnel involved. The public policy objective for imposing vicarious…

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    The test for vicarious liability for sexual assaults and harassment is set out by MacLachlin J in Bazley v Curry and affirmed in Jacobi v Griffiths. To find vicarious liability, the Court must determine whether there is "a strong connection between what the employer was asking the perpetrator employee to do (the risk created by the employer's enterprise) and the wrongful act. It must be possible to say that the employer significantly increased the risk of the harm by putting the perpetrator…

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    Alexis Moss likely will not succeed in a claim of vicarious liability against Hitch, when Piper drove the vehicle involved in the accident that injured Alexis. The Alabama Supreme Court has noted that, “under the doctrine of respondeat superior a principal is vicariously liable for the torts of its agent if the tortious acts are committed within the line and scope of the agent's employment.” Martin v. Goodies Distrib., 695 So. 2d 1175, 1177 (Ala 1997). Vicarious liability has two requirements:…

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    TASK 7 Explain how a business can be vicariously liable Vicarious liability As a general rule vicarious liability only arises out of the employer/employee relationship, although it can be found in the principal/agent relationship and as an exceptional case in the employer/independent contractor relationship. It is dependent upon this type of special relationship being established. Vicarious liability is not a tort, it is a concept, which is used to impose strict liability on a person who…

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    PEOPLE v. RICHARD RAMERIZ (1990): No. S012944. (Superior Court of Orange County, No. C-53262, Donald A. McCartin, Judge.) (Opinion by Broussard, J., with Lucas, C. J., Panelli, Eagleson, Kennard and Arabian, JJ., concurring. Separate concurring and dissenting opinion by Mosk, J.) INTRODUCTION: Richard Ramirez was an American serial killer, rapist, and burglar dubbed as the “Night Stalker” before his identity was exposed. He was an nocturnal and aggressive criminal who was very brutal, broke…

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    internet and email access pose liability risks, therefore employers have valid concerns regarding legal, ethical, and human resource issue repercussions that the company might face concerning employee internet abuse. For these reasons, we propose taking preventative measures by implementing two…

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    number tells us that the bank is not paying their loans, which can lead to debt. When looking at the banks borrowed funds, in the first quarter the bank has no borrowed funds, but by the end of the second quarter there were borrowed funds of 7.494. This is unfavorable because borrowed funds tend to be very costly. Other liabilities grew throughout the year; on 3/31/19, other liabilities was at 24.426, but at the end on 12/31/19 it was at 28.973. This increase means…

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    Summary: The demand of chocolate, at first, vastly outweighed the processors supply. Because of this the number of processors has increased immensely over the last couple of years, especially in West African and Asian nations. The outcome of this caused the global processing capacity to grown more than 400,000 metric tons in just five years. Godiva and Hershey’s market to two totally different groups. Godiva markets their chocolate to people who are willing to spend a little bit more…

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