Team Assignment Problem 4 - Principal's Liability for Agent's Torts: Simba was driving on a city street in New York City when he unintentionally blocked the path of Scar, who was driving a delivery truck, causing the delivery truck to collide with his (Simba's) vehicle. Angered by Simba's sudden blocking of his traffic lane, Scar exited his delivery truck, approached Simba, and struck Simba about the head and torso with a metal pipe. Simba filed lawsuit against Scar to recover for bodily injuries resulting from the attack. He also sued the Mufasa Delivery Company ("Mufasa"), the owner of the delivery truck and delivery business, asserting that Mufasa was vicariously liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior. Will Mufasa be liable for injuries caused by its delivery truck driver? Why or why not? Answer (discuss) in IRAC format. Team Assignment Problem 4 - Principal's Liability for Agent's Torts: Simba was driving on a city street in New York City when he unintentionally blocked the path of Scar, who was driving a delivery truck, causing the delivery truck to collide with his (Simba's) vehicle. Angered by Simba's sudden blocking of his traffic lane, Scar exited his delivery truck, approached Simba, and struck Simba about the head and torso with a metal pipe. Simba filed lawsuit against Scar to recover for bodily injuries resulting from the attack. He also sued the Mufasa Delivery Company ("Mufasa"), the owner of the delivery truck and delivery business, asserting that Mufasa was vicariously liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior. Will Mufasa be liable for injuries caused by its delivery truck driver? Why or why not? Answer (discuss) in IRAC format