Which of the following is true regarding an agent's liability when the agent commits a tort while acting as an agent for a principal?
A)The agent is not liable if the principal is liable.
B)The agent is liable regardless of the classification of the principal or the liability of the principal.
C)The agent is personally liable only if the agent was on a mission for an identified principal or a partially disclosed principal.
D)The agent is not liable unless the principal is insolvent.
E)The agent is personally liable only if the agent was on a mission for an unidentified principal.

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A)An agent who commits a tort that injures a third party is personally liable for his or her actions,regardless of both the classification and the liability of the principal.
B)An agent who commits a tort that injures a third party is personally liable for his or her actions,regardless of both the classification and the liability of the principal.
C)An agent who commits a tort that injures a third party is personally liable for his or her actions,regardless of both the classification and the liability of the principal.
D)An agent who commits a tort that injures a third party is personally liable for his or her actions,regardless of both the classification and the liability of the principal.
E)An agent who commits a tort that injures a third party is personally liable for his or her actions,regardless of both the classification and the liability of the principal.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding an Agent's Liability