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A person may be liable in respect of wrongful acts or omission of others in which of the following ways…

On Salmond's classification a person is liable for another's tort by ratification or authorisation, by a relationship attracting vicarious liability, and by abetment, so all…

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A person may be liable in respect of wrongful acts or omission of others in which of the following ways
A. As having ratified and authorised the particular act
B. As standing towards the other person in a relation entailing responsibility for wrongs done by that person
C. As having abetted the tortious acts committed by others

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Correct answer D

On Salmond's classification a person is liable for another's tort by ratification or authorisation, by a relationship attracting vicarious liability, and by abetment, so all three modes apply: "A, B, C".

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