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· 8/25/1981

Carolyn J. Sharp v. Calvin E. Egler and Bill Hanka Auto Sales, Inc., D/B/A Clarksville Auto Mart

Citations

  • 658 F.2d 480
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 18244

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that a dealer sticker on a company car did not provide enough benefit to employer to place employee driving the car for personal use within the scope of employment at the time of accident
  • dealer sticker on company car did not provide enough benefit to employer to place employee driving the car for a personal use in the scope of employment at the time of an accident
  • dealer sticker on company car did not provide enough benefit to employer to place employee driving the car for a personal use in the scope of employment at the time of an accident
  • noting the unsettled nature of this issue

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Judges: Swygert, Bauer, Nichols

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