An organization (the principal) appoints a Servicemen (the agent) to oversee its transactions in an area. If the servicemen engages in corrupt practices to secure contracts for the company, the organization will be ...
Held vicariously liable for the servicemen's actions because they were acting on behalf of the organisation.
Not held vicariously liable for the servicemen's actions
Not held vicariously liable for the servicemen's actions because they were acting on behalf of the organisation because it was beyond the scope of employement.
None of the above
The relationship between the organization and servicemen is that of therefore, principal and agent. Hence, option (a) is correct.