Joint tort-feasors may be held liable
Verified Answer
A. jointly and severally for the whole damage
B. for damage caused by a person employed by any of them
C. for damage caused independently of their plan
D. for damage caused by stranger
Explanation:
Joint tort-feasors are persons who are jointly responsible for a tort. They are liable jointly and severally, meaning the plaintiff can sue them together or individually, and each is liable for the full amount of the damage. The plaintiff can recover the entire compensation from any one of them, and that tort-feasor may then seek contribution from the others.