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Great a & P Tea Co. v. Aveilhe

Citations

  • 116 A.2d 162
  • 1955 D.C. App. LEXIS 196

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  • jury could not reasonably infer that a ―series of events consisting of two clerks conversing, laughing, and one pulling upon the other causing him to fall into a bystanding customer, could be of any benefit to their employer or in furtherance of the duties assigned to them‖

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Judges: Cayton, Chief Judge, and Hood and Quinn, Associate Judges

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