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                                        AGENCY





             CHAPTER 7. LIABILITY OF PRINCIPAL TO THIRD PERSON; TORTS

                 TOPIC   1. LIABILITY   FOR  PERSONAL VIOLATION OF DUTY

  D.N.M.2015.  Cit. in ftn. §§ 212-214, which constitute all of Ch. 7, Topic 1. Female prisoner brought a §
  1983 action against corporation that operated the correctional facility where she was imprisoned,
  alleging that defendant was vicariously liable for the sexual assault and battery that its correctional
  officer committed against plaintiff. This court denied defendant's motion for judgment on the pleadings,
  holding that plaintiff sufficiently stated a claim for relief. The court relied on Restatement Second of
  Agency § 219(2)(d) to determine that plaintiff's aided-in-agency theory could proceed to trial, given
  plaintiff's allegations that officer harassed, assaulted, and impregnated plaintiff while she was
  incarcerated and that he was able to use his authority to do so. Citing Restatement of Agency §§ 212-
  214 and 265-267, the court noted that Restatement of Agency § 219 did not contain a reference to the
  aided-in-agency theory. Pena v. Greffet, 110 F.Supp.3d 1103, 1117.



      TOPIC   2. LIABILITY   FOR  AUTHORIZED CONDUCT OR CONDUCT INCIDENTAL
                                            THERETO

                                TITLE   B. TORTS   OF SERVANTS

  § 219. General Rule

  D.N.M.2015.  Cit. and quot. in ftn. Female prisoner brought a § 1983 action against corporation that
  operated the correctional facility where she was imprisoned, alleging that defendant was vicariously
  liable for the sexual assault and battery that its correctional officer committed against plaintiff. This
  court denied defendant's motion for judgment on the pleadings, holding that plaintiff sufficiently stated
  a claim for relief. The court relied on Restatement Second of Agency § 219(2)(d) to determine that
  plaintiff's aided-in-agency theory could proceed to trial, given plaintiff s allegations that officer
  harassed, assaulted, and impregnated plaintiff while she was incarcerated and that he was able to use his
  authority to do so. The court noted that Restatement of Agency § 219 did not contain a reference to the
  aided-in-agency theory. Pena v. Greffet, 110 F.Supp.3d 1103, 1117.



                                      WHO IS   A  SERVANT

  § 227. Servant Lent to Another Master

  Tex.App.2015. Com.  (b) quot. in case quot. in ftn. Staffing company's client filed, inter alia, an
  embezzlement claim under a theory of respondeat superior against staffing company, alleging that, after



mA  IJ       For earlier citations, see the Appendices, Supplements, or Pocket Parts, if any, that correspond to the subject matter under examination.

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