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· 5/21/1970

Prell Hotel Corp. v. Antonacci

Citations

  • 469 P.2d 399
  • 86 Nev. 390
  • 1970 Nev. LEXIS 528

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that an employer was vicariously liable when the employee, a blackjack dealer, hit a customer in the face while dealing a game because the assault occurred within the scope of the task assigned to the dealer, that of dealing blackjack
  • holding that an employer was vicariously liable when the employee, a blackjack dealer, hit a customer in the face while dealing a game because the assault occurred within the scope of the task assigned to the dealer, that of dealing blackjack
  • liability was imposed on employer for employee’s willful tort committed within the scope of his employment

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Judges: Thompson, Collins, Zenoff, Batjer, Mowbray

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