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· 4/2/1962

Breland & Whitten v. Breland

Citations

  • 139 So. 2d 365
  • 243 Miss. 620
  • 1962 Miss. LEXIS 385

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  • worker’s compensation case holding that attorney who fell in tub while showering in hotel room where staying while out of town to investigate case for firm was not acting in course and scope of employment, for his activity was purely personal and disconnected from employment

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Judges: Jones, McGehee, Kyle, Ethridge, Rodgers

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