Jones v. Continental Insurance
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Mavis Jones, a Tupperware distributor, drove her automobile to Mrs. Edenfield’s home to conduct a Tupperware party. When she arrived she parked her automobile in the driveway, turned off the ignition, unloaded her samples and carried them into Mrs. Edenfield’s house. She took in her usual materials, but after approximately fifteen minutes, while setting up her display she realized she had forgotten several items in the car. She returned to the car, unloaded the items, stepped backwards into a hole in the driveway and fractured her ankle. Her automobile insurance carrier…
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