Griffith v. George Transfer and Rigging, Inc.

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• “scope of employment” is a relative term and requires a consideration of surrounding circumstances, and is ordinarily determined by the jury
• “‘Scope of employment’ is a relative term and requires a consideration of surrounding circumstances including the character of the employment, the nature of the wrongful deed, the time and place of its commission and the purpose of the act.” (emphasis added)
• “ ‘Scope of employment’ is a relative term and requires a consideration of surrounding circumstances including the character of the employment, the nature of the wrongful deed, the time and place of its commission and the purpose of the act.” (emphasis added)
• “‘Scope of employment’ is a relative term and requires a consideration of surrounding circumstances including the character of the employment, the nature of the wrongful deed, the time and place of its commission and the purpose of the act.” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).