Agency
In Wisconsin, the concept of 'respondeat superior' in real estate agency means:
AA salesperson is always personally liable for their own mistakes
BA broker may be vicariously liable for the acts of their employed salespeople✓ Correct
CA seller is liable for the acts of their listing broker
DAll parties to a transaction share equal liability
Explanation
'Respondeat superior' (let the master answer) is the legal doctrine that holds an employer (broker) vicariously liable for the actions of their employees (salespeople) performed within the scope of their employment.
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