frolic of his own
frolic of his own noun: an action performed by an employee which was done completely out of the scope of his instructions and as such for which his employer cannot be held liable.
Noun
frolic of his own (plural frolics of his own)
- An action performed by an employee which was done completely out of the scope of his instructions and as such for which his employer cannot be held liable.
Forms of frolic of his own
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Questions about frolic of his own
- What does frolic of his own mean?
- Frolic of his own means an action performed by an employee which was done completely out of the scope of his instructions and as such for which his employer cannot be held liable.
- What part of speech is frolic of his own?
- Frolic of his own is a noun.
- What is the plural of frolic of his own?
- The plural of frolic of his own is frolics of his own.
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