What is the legal doctrine that can hold an association liable for actions of its volunteers when they are acting on behalf of the association?

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ARespondeat superior
BLimited liability
CStrict construction
DDe minimis non curat lex

✓ Correct answer: A. Respondeat superior Respondeat superior ("let the master answer") is a legal doctrine holding organizations liable for the actions of their agents, including volunteers acting on behalf of the association.

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