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In which of the following cases the 'principle of common employment' was evolved for the first time?

The doctrine of common employment was first evolved in "Priestley Vs Fowler" (1837), which held that an employer is not liable for injury caused to an employee by the…

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In which of the following cases the 'principle of common employment' was evolved for the first time?

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The doctrine of common employment was first evolved in "Priestley Vs Fowler" (1837), which held that an employer is not liable for injury caused to an employee by the negligence of a fellow employee in common employment.

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