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Diane

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When delivering a package for the principal, the agent stops at an ATM along the way, but then
  gets into an accident. A court most likely would rule that this was
 
  A) beyond the agent's control B) a frolic
  C) a detour D) beyond the principal's control

Question 2

A defendant who has been found to be liable and who is ordered by a court to pay damages has
  committed a
 
  A) tort B) crime
  C) crime and a tort D) neither



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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