True or False:
a) The implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose is sometimes referred to as fitness of merchantability.
b) A sales contract for goods of special design, construction, or manufacture is a contract for labor and materials.
c) Implied warranties must relate to the title not the quality of goods.
d) A principal is not liable for the torts and crimes of the agent if they are committed at the direction of the principal or while the agent is performing authorized duties during the ordinary course of the agency.
e) The legal principles governing the relationship of principal and agent and of employer and employee are very much the same
f) One factor in the Internal Revenue Service's factors test for determining whether a worker fits the status of an employee or an independent contractor is how the work is performed
g) The employer is not personally liable for injuries to third parties for intentional or negligent torts of their employees if they were committed outside the ordinary scope of their employment.
h) During the negotiation process, a union has the right to ensure that the employer bargains in good faith.
