The opinion
PONDER, Judge,
dissenting.
For the immunity from tort to be available to a director, he must be engaged at the time of the injury in the “normal course and scope of his employment.” It is difficult for me to agree that the repairing of a kitchen stove can be within the course and scope of a director’s employment. But the statute goes further and requires that the *927 course and scope must be normal. I dissent.