Gingell v. Walters Contracting Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the dual purpose doctrine was applicable when an employee, while traveling home from work, picked up items needed by the employer
• holding that the dual purpose doctrine was applicable when an employee, while traveling home from work, picked up items needed by the employer
• concluding that the dual purpose doctrine might be applicable because there was evidence that the employee, while traveling home from work, delivered paperwork for the employer
• concluding that the dual purpose doctrine might be applicable because there was evidence that the employee, while traveling home from work, delivered paperwork for the employer

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).