Latin,meaning let the master answerA) informed consentB) implied consentC) expressed consentD) patient incompetenceE) emancipated minorF) mature minorG) subpoena duces tecumH) respondeat superiorI) res ipsa loquiturJ) locum tenensK) defendantL) plaintiffM) depositionN) arbitrationO) mediationP) Good Samaritan law

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Latin,meaning let the master answerA) ​informed consentB) implied consentC) ​expressed consentD) ​patient incompetenceE) ​emancipated minorF) ​mature minorG) ​subpoena duces tecumH) ​respondeat superiorI) ​res ipsa loquiturJ) locum tenensK) defendantL) ​plaintiffM) ​depositionN) ​arbitrationO) ​mediationP) ​Good Samaritan law

norhan rabeaa · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : H, Explanation :  Respondeat superior is a legal doctrine that holds an employer or principal legally responsible for the wrongful acts of an employee or agent, if such acts occur within the scope of the employment or agency. The Latin phrase literally translates to let the master answer, making it the correct match.

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