NON-DELEGABLE DUTY

A defendant who is found to have a non-delegable duty is vicariously liable for negligence committed by a person the defendant delegated to perform it. The following is a list of some recent cases discussing this principle.

MALONEY v RATH 69 C2 442

FREMONT v HARTNETT 19 CA4 669
GAMBOA v CONTI 19 CA4 663
SRITHONG v TOTAL 23 CA4 721
FELMLEE v FALCON 36 CA4 1032
SUMMERS v A.L. GILBERT 69 CA4 1155
PARK v BURLINGTON 108 CA4 595
SERNA v PETTEY LEACH TRUCKING 110 CA4 1475
MOROHOSHI v PACIFIC HOME 39 C4 882
SHEELER v GREYSTONE 113 CA4 908
WASTE MANAGEMENT v SUPERIOR COURT 119 CA4 105
HILL BROTHERS v SUPERIOR COURT 123 CA4 1001
MOROHOSHI v PACIFIC HOME 2004 CalLEX 10639
MOROHOSHI v PACIFIC HOME 34 C4 482
BARCLAY v LANGE 129 CA4 281
CHEE v GOLDT 143 CA4 1360
4358 FIELDS v YUSUF 144 CA4 1381
EVARD v SO CAL EDISON 153 CA4 137
PADILLA v POMONA COLLEGE 166 CA4 661
KOEPNICK v KASHIWA 173 CA4 32
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