The Fellowship is a not-for-profit corporation whose primary
purpose is promoting goodwill among churches and synagogues. Its
annual meeting featured various vendors with display booths.
Keener, a church representative, approached the booth of Chris’s
Cars and Trucks (CCT) about buying a bus for his church. While
Keener was test-driving one of CCT’s busses, the bus’ brakes
malfunctioned, causing a crash that killed Keener. If CCT is liable
for the accident, could The Fellowship also be liable as CCT’s
principal?

a. Yes, because CCT had a fiduciary obligation to Keener on
behalf of The Fellowship.

b. Yes, because The Fellowship had control over CCT’s
actions.

c. No, because there was no consideration between CCT and The
Fellowship.

d. No, because there was no control or consent between CCT and
The Fellowship.

Zephyr agrees to mow his brother Zeke’s lawn for free while Zeke
recovers from a broken leg. Zeke tells Zephyr not to use the mower
if its warning light turns on, but Zephyr ignores the warning. The
engine overheats, ruining the lawnmower. Is Zephyr liable for the
damage?