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· 5/1/2003

Mahar v. StoneWood Transport

Citations

  • 2003 ME 63
  • 823 A.2d 540
  • 2003 Me. LEXIS 71

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  • holding vicarious liability claims against employers for intentional torts require the agent’s tortious act to be foreseeable
  • “Comment e to section 219(2)(d) acknowledges that the section is limited in its application to cases within the apparent authority of the employee, or when the employee’s conduct involves misrepresentation or deceit.”
  • \serious intentional wrongdoing\ is clearly outside the scope of employment

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Judges: Saufley, Clifford, Dana, Alexander, Calkins, Levy

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