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An employer is not responsible for the wrongful acts of his employee unless such acts are done in the course of employment. [...] defines the phrase ‘course of employment’ in the following terms: An employee is in the course of employment if the wrongful act is:
  1. expressly or impliedly authorised by the employer; or,
  2. incidental to the carrying out of the employee’s proper duties; or,
  3. an unauthorised way of doing something authorised by the employer.
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#law #negligence #tort #vicarious-liability
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An employer is not responsible for the wrongful acts of his employee unless such acts are done in the course of employment. [...] defines the phrase ‘course of employment’ in the following terms: An employee is in the course of employment if the wrongful act is:
  1. expressly or impliedly authorised by the employer; or,
  2. incidental to the carrying out of the employee’s proper duties; or,
  3. an unauthorised way of doing something authorised by the employer.
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#law #negligence #tort #vicarious-liability
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An employer is not responsible for the wrongful acts of his employee unless such acts are done in the course of employment. [...] defines the phrase ‘course of employment’ in the following terms: An employee is in the course of employment if the wrongful act is:
  1. expressly or impliedly authorised by the employer; or,
  2. incidental to the carrying out of the employee’s proper duties; or,
  3. an unauthorised way of doing something authorised by the employer.
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Winfield
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An employer is not responsible for the wrongful acts of his employee unless such acts are done in the course of employment. Winfield defines the phrase ‘course of employment’ in the following terms: An employee is in the course of employment if the wrongful act is: expressly or impliedly authorised by the employ

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