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What is the difference between contracts of service and contract for services?

When there is contract of service the employee is a servant and when there is contract for services, he is an independent contractor. Under contract of service a...

April 20, 2013

What is the distinction between a servant and an independent contractor?

– A servant and independent contractor are both employed to do some work of the employer but there is a difference in the legal relationship which the employer...

April 20, 2013

What is the extent of liability of the master?

The law is settled that a master is vicariously liable for the acts of his servants acting in the course of employment. Unless the act is done in...

April 20, 2013

How is the relationship between the master and servant established?

In Short V.J. & W. Henderson Ltd., pointed out four indicia of a contract of service: (i) Master’s power of selection of his servant. (ii) payment of wages...

April 20, 2013

What conditions must be fulfilled to hold master liable for the torts committed by his servant?

A master is liable for all acts done by his servant which he does in the course of his employment. For holding a master liable for the torts...

April 20, 2013

What must be proved to hold a person guilty for a tort by ratification?

Three considerations arise before a person can be held lieble for a tort by ratification:- It must be shown that the person ratifying the act ratified it with...

April 20, 2013

Discuss the meaning of the term liability by ratification.

An act done for another by a person not assuming to act for himself, but for such other person, though without any precedent authority, whatever, becomes the act...

April 20, 2013

What is the principle upon which the concept of vicarious liability is based?

It has been pointed out that the reason for vicarious liability is that the master being richer than the servant should held liable to pay for the torts...

April 20, 2013

Write briefly that vicarious liability is based upon the principles of respondent superior and qui facit per alium facit per se.

Traditionally it was though that vicarious liability is based upon the principles of respondent superior (i.e., the responsibility must be that of the superior) and qui facit per...

April 20, 2013

What is vicarious liability?

Generally, a man is liable for his own wrongful acts. He is not liable for the wrongful acts of others. But under certain circumstances a man may be...

April 20, 2013

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