4685 An employee who ordinarily worked from his home at a job that required him to supervise installation of the employer's greeting card stands in retail stores was not acting in the scope of employment when, on a day he had taken off from work, the automobile he was driving to a personal errand collided with plaintiff.CitationMILLER v AMERICAN GREETINGS (Cell-phone Call) 161 CA4 1055 [See: Le Elder v Rice 21 CA4 1604, T/AT 3/94; Farmers v County 11 C4 992, T/AT 1/96; Sunderland v Lockheed 130 CA4 1, T/AT 7/05]
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