Multiple Choice
For which torts can a partner be held responsible?
A) only the torts committed by that particular partner
B) any tort committed by any partner (including oneself) in the partnership
C) any tort committed by any partner (including oneself) in the course and scope of the partnership business
D) any tort committed by any partner (including oneself) with the knowledge of at least one other partner
E) any intentional or grossly negligent tort committed by any partner (including oneself) , but for torts involving mere ordinary negligence, only the torts committed by that particular partner
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