Theory of Vicarious Liability Under Tort Law
Lead author · Corresponding
Megha Santosh Pawar
Student at Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law, Mumbai, India
Abstract
The vicarious liability arises when someone is held liable for the acts or omissions of another person is known as vicarious liability. This research presents an overview of what vicarious liability is, and it explains the different essential conditions to establish to hold one liable under vicarious liability. It explains the various terms and the different kinds of relationships. It is very a crucial element that comes under Tort. We are discussing vicarious liability and how it arrives, and when what the procedure is to determine the liability.
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