complete immunity

complete immunity
Immunity granted a defendant as a matter of law by virtue of the charitable nature of the defendant, irrespective of the status of the person damaged or injured in relation to the defendant and regardless of the negligence of the defendant in employing or retaining an incompetent employee. 13 Am J2d Char § 156.

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