How the establishment was run-to protect her personal assets

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When is an individual liable for the actions of an agent? If partners are considered each other's agents, why wasn't Mrs. Acri held personally liable for the vicious attack her partner had committed against a patron of their establishment? Although she eventually won the case, her personal assets were at risk and she had to defend them in court. What could she have done once she realized that she would have no say in how the establishment was run, to protect her personal assets?

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