· 9/7/1977
Taylor v. Cady
Citations
- 566 P.2d 987
- 18 Wash. App. 204
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- concluding the tortfeasor was still acting in the course of employment because he was carrying out the duties of his employer— starting the car to leave the office and make a bank deposit—despite the injury falling within the parking lot exception of RCW 51.08.013
- although injury occurred in parking lot, coemployee was immune from liability because at the time of the alleged negligence he was performing work duties
- although injury occurred in parking lot, coemployee was immune from liability because at the time of the alleged negligence he was performing work duties
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Judges: Green, Munson, McInturff
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