Competence test

Legal column: Does contracting out a task also mean that you are contracting out liability if something goes awry? The law is far from clear on this…

There is a general rule that if a business, or any other employer, employs an independent contractor to carry out work on its behalf, the business will not be responsible for any wrongs committed by that independent contractor.

There are a number of exceptions to this general rule, which include: where a business interferes and is responsible for the way in...

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