Neal v. Gatlin

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• finding that an employee’s act “is deemed to be within the scope of his employment” only if “the object or end to be accomplished is within the employee’s express and implied authority”
• where public employee was acting within employee's express or implied authority, notwithstanding wrongful nature of the act, complaint based on such act was properly dismissed for failure to allege filing of claim with employing public entity
• where public employee was acting within employee’s express or implied authority, notwithstanding wrongful nature of the act, complaint based on such act was properly dismissed for failure to allege filing of claim with employing public entity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).