34. 33. The bankruptcy of the principal will have an effort uoor is apants Buttonor F Where the authority given the agent relates to an acovey waugh requires.e 35. license, the loss of the license will terminate the authority of the both The principal has a duty to indemnity the open: for losses incurred or sufferba T wrongful, while acting as directed by the prindion in a transaction which is not begol of 36. A person who engages an independent contractor may control the method and manner used by the contractor to perform the job. 37. As a general rule, whatever business activity o person may accomplat + personally, he may do through an agent 38. An agency agreement must always be in writing. F 39. If an agent does not tell the third party that he is working in an agency cannot. F the principal 's not bound. 40. Apparent authority is not actual authority. T 41 A prindoal may be table where hits agent setus favor to an underage person even T though this is a criminal offense. 42 An apend's never personally liable for the torts he commiss wole in the scope of f his employment. 43. A principal who authorizes his agent to commit a tortious net wen respect to the property of person of another is liable for the injury or loss sustained or tha: T person. 44. The Rabbity of an employes under the doctrine of respondent supeno; is limited ) to wrongdoing by the employee in the course of hus employment. 45. If an agent exceeds his express authority, the principal will sol be bound. T 46. Unless otherwise agreed, an agent making a contract for a partially disclosed principal is a darty to the contract. 47. An agent for a partially disclosed principal is liable on the contrast to the third paty no matter whether the particular transaction is authorized or not F