1465. Special Privileges
Where a Servant Reserves to Himself Special Privileges, such as particular portions of his time, the hiring becomes special, and cannot be governed by the terms of general engagements. So, also, where a servant stipulates to be exempted from particular duties that usually belong to his situation.
1466. Refusal of Duty
Should a Servant Refuse to perform any duty required from him, his right so to refuse will generally be determined by the usages prevailing among servants of a similar class.
1467. Seduction from Employment
A Servant being Seduced from the Employment of a master, the latter has a right of action against the seducer for losses sustained.
1468. Masters Responsible