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OUJI-CIV No. 6.7
Scope of [Agency/Employment]
Scope of [Agency/Employment]
An [agent/employee] is acting w ithin the scope of [his/her]
[agency/employment] if [he/she] is engaged in the work which has been
assigned to [him/her] by [his/her] [principal/employer], or is doing that
which is proper, usual and necessary to accomplish the work assigned to
[him/her] b y [his/her] [principal/employer], or is doing that which is
customary within the particular trade or business in which the
[agent/employee] is engaged. [An [agent/employee] is acting within the
scope of [agency/employment] if the [agent/employee] acted with a view to
further the [princ ipal’s/employer’s] business, or from some impulse or
emotion which naturally grew out of or was related to an attempt to perform
the [principal’s/employer’s] business, regardless of whether the
[agent/employee] acted mistakenly or unwisely.]
OUJI 3d (Rev. 2008) Chapter 6
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- 2026-08-23
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- 2026-08-23
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