The decision's significance, however, is not limited to the facts of Hoskins and the FCPA — and may have implications for any case involving corporate criminal liability for the actions of agents.

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In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has laid down a substantial point of law, saying the liability towards an employee engaged by a contractor or managing agent is on the principal employer ...

Agency agreements are used when one party authorizes another to conduct business on its behalf. The authorizing party is known as the principal, while the party conducting the business is known as the ...