Some common affirmative defenses for vicarious liability include showing that the agent was acting outside the scope of their employment, that the agent was an independent contractor rather than an employee, or that the plaintiff was not harmed by the agent's actions. Additionally, the employer may argue that they had no control over the actions of the agent or that the agent was acting in a purely personal capacity when the harm occurred.
Generally, an executor may appoint an agent. However, the agent is usually the attorney who is handling the estate. You should check with that attorney to determine if you could appoint your trusted friend to act for you in that capacity. The appointment would need to be expressed in writing and filed with the court.
The the bearing capacity of silt soil can be improved by:Compacting the soil to increase it's density.Increasing the depth of the foundation layer as the increased effective stress will act to increase bearing capacityThe use of geosynthetics may act to increase bearing capacityThe use of lime stabilisation / soil mixing techniques may also act to increase the bearing capacity of silt.
Phosphoric acid does not act as a reducing agent because it does not readily undergo reduction reactions in which it donates electrons to another substance. Instead, phosphoric acid tends to act as a proton donor, forming phosphate salts or esters through acid-base reactions.
Agency law is concerned with any "principal-agent" relationship; a relationship in which one person has legal authority to act for another. The relationships generally associated with agency law include guardian-ward, executor or administrator-decedent, and employer-employee. Agency is an agreement, express, or implied, by which one of the parties (called the principal) entrusts to the other (called the agent), the management of some business; to be transacted in his name, or on his account, and by which the agent assumes to do the business and to render an account of it. As a general rule, whatever a man may do by himself, except by virtue of a delegated authority, he may do by a designated agent
SO2 can act as a good reducing agent in certain conditions because it can be oxidized to SO3, donating electrons in the process. On the other hand, SO2 can also act as an oxidizing agent by accepting electrons to form sulfur compounds such as sulfites or sulfates. The versatility of SO2 to either gain or donate electrons allows it to function as both a reducing and oxidizing agent.
I suspect that occupation MAY be licensed by the state. If so, contact the licensing agency and ask if you are eligilbe to be licensed. If you are unable to be licensed perhaps you can be an employee of the company and work under the supervision of a licensed agent.
A person who acts may be called an actor or an actress. A person who acts on behalf of another is an agent.
You can not be sure untill you have caught them in the act or they have admit it to you. You could fire them but to be a fair boss you shouldn't untill you see them do it or they tell you they have.
You are not required to report what you believe may be someone elses malfeasence and would no be responsible for it in any way...however if you are an employee in a position of responsibility for the taxes you mention, then you are obligated to act or be responsible.
If you rent out a condominium that you own, you do not need to be an agent. However, if you want to act as a rental agent to rent condominiums that you do not own to prospective tenants, you may get more business if you are a licensed real estate agent. A local realtor can show you where to find the answer you want in Florida state law.
There are predominantly two types of companies in operation in the USA - direct writers and independent agency companies. Direct writers distribute policies using company employee's; independent agency companies utilize the independent agency system to distribute products - independent agents can represent multiple companies and are not employees of the insurer. Typically, a licensed agent is needed in order to sell you a policy and the agent is either a company employee or an independent agent. Therefore, there will always be an agent of record for your policy if you purchased it through an independent agent. There may or may not be an agent of record if you purchased the policy through a direct writer. Either way, your policy Declarations Page should show an address or phone number to call if you need service. Hope this helps.