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- Title: Margaret Charley v. Farmers Mutual
- Author : Supreme Court of Nebraska
- Release Date : January 26, 1985
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 66 KB
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The findings of the Trial Court establish that at all material times the defendant Gould was engaged in several distinct enterprises. He operated Goulds Sales & Service which consisted of a service station and repair shop, also used as a sales agency for used cars. In connection with this business he held a dealers license from the State of New Hampshire and was issued three sets of dealers registration plates. He was also engaged in a junk business in the course of which he bought damaged automobiles, using parts taken from them in the repair and service business, and selling what remained as scrap. He owned and conducted two farms which adjoined the service station. He owned and operated two tractors and three trailers with which he transported paper under contract with the Groveton Paper Company. He likewise owned and operated two Ford trucks which were used in highway maintenance work for the State. These vehicles were registered in his name individually. Finally, he was engaged in lumbering operations in the course of which he had a reported income of approximately $24,000 for 1956 and 1957, and in 1957 had trucked a thousand cords of pulp wood to the Brown Company in Berlin, a distance of twenty-six miles. Approximately six hundred cords were transported for him by independent truckers. Between April 1, 1957, when the truck involved in the accident was registered for commercial use in Goulds name individually, and December 30, 1957, when the accident occurred, some three hundred six cords of pulp wood were transported to Berlin by means of the truck which was involved in the accident.
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