Q1. Briefly discuss the terms vicarious liability and corporate liability
Vicarious Liability is referred to a strict liability that occurs under the common law doctrine of agency. Vicarious liability is a liability that arises because of the superior's responsibility for the actions of their subordinates. The person in authority is questionable for the actions and the duty that the violator performed under this liability (Giliker, 2011).
On the other hand, corporate liability is a liability that is used to determine the extent to which a corporation or a person in authority could be liable ...