Nantz v. Nantz
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Judge.
The appellee, Julius Nantz, was injured when struck by a truck driven by appel*284lant’s son, Lowell Nantz. Appellee filed suit against the appellant, Lawrence Nantz, individually, and the Leslie Circuit Court, sitting without a jury, entered judgment in the amount of $4,786 in favor of appellee. This appeal is prosecuted from that judgment.
The appellant and his son jointly owned a dump truck which was kept, maintained and operated by the son. The truck was used principally for hire in hauling gravel, timber and coal, but was also used for any odd jobs which might he acquired from…
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