In which of the following circumstances would an employer be vicariously liable for the acts of an employee?

Where the loss or damage was caused by the employee when performing the duties they were employed to do

Where the loss or damage was caused by the employee, but they were not on company business at the time of the incident

Where the employee has a valid defence to liability and the injured party has no other course of action available to them

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Employers are only vicariously liable where the loss or damage was caused by the employee when performing the duties they were employed to do.

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Which of the following is a remedy available under the civil law?

A fine

Imprisonment

Damages

All criminal law cases begin in which of the following courts?

The County Court

The Magistrate's Court

The Crown Court

The Queen's Bench, Family and Chancery are all division of which court?

Crown Court

Supreme Court

High Court

Which of the following statements concerning cases brought before a Magistrate's Courts is correct?

The case is decided by the Magistrate rather than a jury

Only criminal cases are heard at a Magistrate's Court

Appeals are made directly to the Court of Appeal

Which of the following offences would only be heard at a Magistrate's Court?

An indictable offence

A summary offence

A 'triable either way' offence