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A the obligations of a party to a contract to perform may be discharged by full performance and by other circumstances, including impossibility of performance the doctrine of frustration of purpose an accord and satisfaction a release all of the above may discharge contractual obligations under the correct circumstances Agents act on behalf of his or her principal and are paid by secretly by the government but cannot contract on behalf of the principal and can contract on behalf of the principal none of the above The doctrine of respondeat superior holds the principal (employer) liable for the torts of an agent only if the employee is paid by the employer the agent is an employee the employee was acting in the course and scope of employment the agent is an employee and the tort was committed while the agent was acting in the course and scope of employment In the situation that an actual agent, acting with actual authority, enters into a contract on behalf of the agent's principal, signing the contract as agent for the principal the agent is liable for breach of the contract by the principal the principal is not liable for performing the contract the actual agent is not for breach of the contract and the principal is obligated to perform the contract. No answer text provided. Which is true of employees: all are agents all are independant contractors all can contract on behalf of their principal they may or may not be employees all are true