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Debarghya Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance

Sentence Correction

If any work perform(-ed) by agent cause(-d) any damages a injury to third party, then the principal shall be liable for such damages or injury, but only when the act has been done with in the scope of his authority and any act done beyond such authority will not make the principle responsible.

My questions
1. Please check this sentence & correct my mistakes.
2. Can I use '-ed' and '-d' also in this sentence. Does it make any difference in the meaning?
Please give me the reason, if I can or can't?
  

Top answer

Debarghya 1. Please check this sentence & correct my mistakes. If any work performed by the agent causes any damage or injury to a third party, the principal shall be liable for such damage or injury only when the work has been done within the scope of his authority .

— Mister Micawber

  • Debarghya 1.
  • Please check this sentence & correct my mistakes.
  • If any work performed by the agent causes any damage or injury to a third party, the principal shall be liable for such damage or injury only when the work has been done within the scope of his authority .
  • Debarghya 2.
  • Can I use '-ed' and '-d' also in this sentence.
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Debarghya1. Please check this sentence & correct my mistakes.
If any work performed by the agent causes any damage or injury to a third party, the principal shall be liable for such damage or injury only when the work has been done within the scope of his authority.
Debarghya2. Can I use '-ed' and '-d' also in this sentence.
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