Principal Liable for Torts of an Agent

The video tutorial explains the differences between special and general agents, focusing on their authority and the principal's liability. It discusses the scope of an agent's authority and introduces the concept of 'frolic and detour,' where an agent acts outside their authorized scope. Examples are provided to illustrate these concepts, emphasizing when a principal is liable for an agent's actions. The tutorial concludes with a discussion on tort liability, highlighting that agents are personally liable for their tortious conduct, even when acting on behalf of the principal.

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