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juin [17]
3 years ago
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Paula tells her rental agent, Tom, not to violate the fair housing laws. Tom nevertheless wrongfully discriminates against a pro

spective tenant because he is Hispanic. A court would likely determine that(A) Paula is liable for Tom's conduct even though Tom is not.(B) Tom is liable for his conduct, but Paula is not.(C) both Paula and Tom are liable for Tom's act of discrimination.(D) neither Paula nor Tom are liable.
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1 answer:
Eduardwww [97]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

(C) both Paula and Tom are liable for Tom's act of discrimination.

Explanation:

As the principal or as the real estate broker, both are held equally liable for any kind of non compliance towards state tax, or federal tax or anything.

This is because both are liable, the broker because he was assigned that job and the principal because just transferring the job did not free the principal from his liabilities.

Accordingly, when the court will take decision it will make Paula and Tom both liable for any kind of false act.

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