Under the law of torts, vicarious liability arises from

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• Which of the following is not a vicarious liability?
• Under the doctrine of 'vicarious liability', a master is liable for the acts of his servant
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• In law of torts, a master is generally liable for the acts of his servant. This is called
• Strict liability under law of torts means
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• Which judge is considered pioneer in the growth of the ‘principle of absolute liability in tort’?
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