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· 1/9/1885

Osgood v. Kezar

Citations

  • 138 Mass. 357
  • 1885 Mass. LEXIS 191

How courts have described this case

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  • an act of an employee, in order to render the employer liable, must pertain to something that is incident to the employee’s duties and which it is his duty to perform or for the benefit of the employer
  • an act of an employee, in order to render the employer liable, must pertain to something that is incident to the employee's duties and which it is his duty to perform or for the benefit of the employer
  • an act of an employee, in order to render the employer liable, must pertain to something that is incident to the employee’s duties and which it is his duty to perform or for the benefit of the employer

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Judges: Holmes

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