When an agent commits a tort or crime while working for the principal, the agent is not liable for the consequences of his actions if he is acting at the direction of the principal.

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An agent can still be held liable for committing a tort or crime, even if they were directed to do so by the principal. The principal may also be held liable for the actions of their agent under certain circumstances.

When an Agent Commits a Tort or Crime While Working