The Latin phrase ________ means to let the superior speak.A) superior repondeatB) e pluribis unumC) In pari delictoD) respondeat superiorE) pact sunt servende

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The Latin phrase ________ means to let the superior speak.A)  superior repondeatB)  e pluribis unumC)  In pari delictoD)  respondeat superiorE)  pact sunt servende

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The Latin phrase respondeat superior translates to let the superior respond, which is a legal doctrine holding an employer or principal legally responsible for the wrongful acts of an employee or agent, if such acts occur within the scope of the employment or agency.

The Latin phrase ________ means to "let the superior speak."

A) superior repondeat
B) e pluribis unum
C) In pari delicto
D) respondeat superior
E) pact sunt servende

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The Latin phrase ________ means to "let the superior speak."A) superior repondeatB) e pluribis unumC) In pari delictoD) respondeat superiorE) pact sunt servende

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The Latin phrase ________ means to "let the superior speak."

A) superior repondeat
B) e pluribis unum
C) In pari delicto
D) respondeat superior
E) pact sunt servende