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Jolly v Marquer [1973] JJ 2349 (02 April 1973)

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The doctrine of common employment has never been applicable in Jersey; therefore, the employer is liable for negligent injury to an employee passenger in the employer's vehicle driven by another employee during an authorized refreshment break.

Court disposition

employer held liable

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Jolly

Plaintiff

Marquer

Defendant

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    Civil / Judgment

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Applicant
The employer is liable for injuries caused by the negligence of another employee during an authorized refreshment break.
Respondent
The doctrine of common employment should exempt the employer from liability.

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    Jolly v Marquer [1973] JJ 2349

    The doctrine of common employment is not applicable in Jersey.

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The doctrine of common employment has never been applicable in Jersey; therefore, the employer is liable for negligent injury to an employee passenger in the employer's vehicle driven by another employee during an authorized refreshment break.

Court disposition

employer held liable

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[1973] JJ 2349

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