Designed for all those interested in Vicarious Liability. This book includes case examples and an introduction to the general nature and history of Vicarious Liability.
Author J.B. Hodge, M.A., L.L.B. Solicitor
General Introduction
General Nature and History
Justification for Vicarious Liability
The two theories
Direct or Indirect liability
Liability for the acts of your employees
Who is an employee?
Labour only and ‘The lump’
Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Massey
In what circumstances are you liable for the acts of your servant
Effect of Prohibition
Frolic of his own
The dishonest servant
Employees on loan
Independent contractors
Dangerous acts on the highway
Public Places
Independent subcontractors
Non Delegable Duties
Acts likely to cause harm
Personal fault of the employer
Strict liability
Fire
Agents
The matrimonial car
Family
Wives
Children
Animals
Situations where the relationship is not clear
Hospitals and Doctors
Clubs and their servants
Police
Prisons and Prisoners
Cab Proprietors and their drivers
Defamation and Publication
Partners
Companies and Directors
Vicarious liability and contributory negligence
The Practical Aspects
Indemnity from the employee
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