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· 4/4/2018

DEBORAH JEAN MOULTON v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • “To conclude that lodging is on the business premises of the employer merely because it is owned by the employer would make the [business premises] condition of section 119 meaningless. The property must bear an integral relationship to the business activities of the employer.”

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