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· 12/11/1997

Criswell v. Holliday

Citations

  • 330 Ark. 762
  • 957 S.W.2d 181
  • 1997 Ark. LEXIS 695

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  • “Under Georgia law, if a servant steps aside from his master’s business to do an act entirely disconnected from it, and injury to another results from the act, the servant may be liable, but the master is not liable.”

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