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§ 51-2-4 - Liability for torts of independent employee
O.C.G.A. 51-2-4 (2010)
51-2-4. Liability for torts of independent employee
An employer generally is not responsible for torts committed by his employee when the employee exercises an independent business and in it is not subject to the immediate direction and control of the employer.
51-2-4. Liability for torts of independent employee
An employer generally is not responsible for torts committed by his employee when the employee exercises an independent business and in it is not subject to the immediate direction and control of the employer.
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