Texas Labor Code - Section 406.032. Exceptions
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§ 406.032. EXCEPTIONS. An insurance carrier is not
liable for compensation if:
(1) the injury:
(A) occurred while the employee was in a state of
intoxication;
(B) was caused by the employee's wilful attempt
to injure himself or to unlawfully injure another person;
(C) arose out of an act of a third person intended
to injure the employee because of a personal reason and not directed
at the employee as an employee or because of the employment;
(D) arose out of voluntary participation in an
off-duty recreational, social, or athletic activity that did not
constitute part of the employee's work-related duties, unless the
activity is a reasonable expectancy of or is expressly or impliedly
required by the employment; or
(E) arose out of an act of God, unless the
employment exposes the employee to a greater risk of injury from an
act of God than ordinarily applies to the general public; or
(2) the employee's horseplay was a producing cause of
the injury.
Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.
Section: 406.007 406.008 406.009 406.010 406.011 406.012 406.031 406.032 406.033 406.034 406.035 406.051 406.052 406.053 406.071
Last modified: August 10, 2007
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