· 11/1/1995
Peerenboom v. HSP Foods, Inc.
Citations
- 910 S.W.2d 156
- 1995 Tex. App. LEXIS 2677
- 1995 WL 641080
How courts have described this case
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- off-duty employee lost licensee status on employer’s property and was a trespasser at the time of injury because she entered an area of property beyond the scope of employer’s permission
- Aan invitee is present for the mutual benefit of himself and the owner, while a licensee is on the premises only for his own purposes@
- evidence showed that restaurant employee who assaulted a 16-year-old co-employee had told restaurant’s manager of his intentions to “mess with” a 16-year-old employee, but restaurant did not warn employee or her family
- employee lost invitee status on employer’s premises when shift ended
- off-duty employee lost licensee status on employer = s property and was a trespasser at the time of injury because she entered an area of property beyond the scope of employer = s permission
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Judges: Thomas, Cummings, Vance
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