Which type of liability does a principal have when it authorizes an agent to engage in an act and the agent intentionally or unintentionally falsifies his or her role?
A)Ratification liability
B)General liability
C)Vicarious liability
D)Misrepresentation liability
E)Strict liability

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A)If the principal authorizes the agent to engage in an act and the agent
misrepresents herself intentionally or unintentionally,the principal is always liable in tort to someone who relied on the agent's misrepresentation.
B)If the principal authorizes the agent to engage in an act and the agent misrepresents herself intentionally or unintentionally,the principal is always liable in tort to someone who relied on the agent's misrepresentation.
C)If the principal authorizes the agent to engage in an act and the agent misrepresents herself intentionally or unintentionally,the principal is always liable in tort to someone who relied on the agent's misrepresentation.
D)If the principal authorizes the agent to engage in an act and the agent misrepresents herself intentionally or unintentionally,the principal is always liable in tort to someone who relied on the agent's misrepresentation.
E)If the principal authorizes the agent to engage in an act and the agent misrepresents herself intentionally or unintentionally,the principal is always liable in tort to someone who relied on the agent's misrepresentation.

Which Type of Liability Does a Principal Have When It